B-to-C Events

February 2, 2021

Peacock Pops Up an 18-Foot SnowSchrute to Highlight New Home of ‘The Office’

To drum up buzz for Peacock’s recent acquisition of the popular comedy series “The Office,” the streaming platform installed an 18-foot snowman modeled after the character of Dwight Schrute in New York City’s Meatpacking District from Jan. 16-18. Comprised of 150 pounds of fake snow and weighing six tons, “SnowSchrute” was easily spotted by passersby,...

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January 26, 2021

P&G’s Chief Design Officer Talks Scalable Virtual Events for CES and Beyond

As a “consumer-obsessed” brand, P&G had only joined the ranks of exhibiting brands at CES in 2019 when it stood up the LifeLab experience that offered multiple product spaces, hands-on demos and an amphitheater. When CES announced its 2021 pivot to digital, P&G saw opportunity—in not only keeping a foothold in the high-profile show, but...

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January 25, 2021

A Bold Message Takes Flight for Natty Light’s College Debt Relief Campaign

Stumble-upon discoveries are one of the ways experiential marketers are activating creatively and safely in the time of COVID-19. For Anheuser-Busch’s Natural Light, a captivating installation in Grand Central Terminal in New York City helped tell a bold story in a socially distanced yet highly shareable manner. Mixing high-value art with inexpensive beer, the brand...

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January 19, 2021

Roundup: Steal-Worthy Experiential Marketing Ideas for the New Year

A New Year in an experiential world dampened by COVID is a quieter landscape. But, it need not be any less bold. While big-budget, high-traffic events are off—for now—mobile, multi-channel experiences are in. And in the midst of the first few phases of vaccine distribution, brands have been cleverly stretching their wings with campaigns that...

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January 19, 2021

Cadillac’s Global Director of Product Marketing on the Challenges of Virtual

The tech extravaganza that typically descends upon Las Vegas this month, CES, went virtual—and brands have had to adapt. Take Cadillac, which showcased the customizable user interface of its first all-electric SUV, LYRIQ, an interactive display that gives drivers key details about the vehicle and a personalized experience, to attendees in a virtual setting. The 33-inch...

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