B-to-C Events
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B-to-C Events
Krazy Glue Enlists The World’s Strongest Man for its Latest Product-Testing Stunt
Brands often market themselves with lofty claims, but those that put their money where their mouth is can earn respect from consumers and, in some cases, viral returns. Krazy Glue, with its claim of being able to hold up to 1,000 pounds, this year enlisted The World’s Strongest Man, Hafthor Bjornsson, in a weightlifting competition […]
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B-to-C Events
Q&A: Nat Geo’s CMO Offers Five Insights on Creating ‘Disruptive’ Experiences That Drive Tune-in
TV show-themed activations abound these days, making it more important than ever for brands to differentiate themselves amid a cluttered category. In order to stand out and drive tune-in, they need to fully immerse consumers in the program’s content and concepts in thoughtful, engaging ways. National Geographic made it happen during its “Valley of the […]
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B-to-C Events
Amex at Art Basel: Platinum House Provides Women-Focused Networking and Late-Night Bites for Cardmembers
American Express brought its Platinum House experience to the 1 Hotel South Beach at Art Basel in Miami Dec. 6-8, offering benefits and experiences exclusively for Platinum Card holders—from free Equinox fitness classes to a live art installation to a special performance on a private beach by Pharrell Williams. But this year’s design and programming […]
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B-to-C Events
New Year’s Eve Roundup: How Alcohol Brands Spiked Their Sampling Events in 2018
Good drinks often come with good stories, and brands across the spectrum of spirits and beers set out to create them this year using experiential to bring them to life. From explore-able spaces to unusual pairings to cheeky activations to a b-to-b setting rife with pomp and circumstance, on the eve of a new year, […]
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B-to-C Events
Exclusive by Design: How Hospitality Experiences Drive Brand Loyalty
Insights from Citi, Grant Thornton, Under Armour and TE Connectivity There was a time not so long ago when hospitality experiences were nothing to write home about. The setup, usually part of a sports sponsorship, generally included a few beers and bites under a sad white tent, and when the game ended, so did the brand […]




