Consumer Package Goods—Grocery Archives - Page 23 of 35 - Event Marketer

November 17, 2015

Altoids Opens an Offbeat, Anti-Love Chocolate Oasis

Altoids leveraged its brand’s alternative style to drive trial of its new chocolate dipped mints through a lovably irreverent pop-up experience. The Altoids Anti-Love Valentine’s Day Chocolate Pop-Up Shoppe targeted young urban trendsetters who gravitate toward offbeat products and brands. Billed as the ultimate destination for anyone seeking refuge from the stresses of Valentine’s Day,...

read more

November 11, 2015

Mountain Dew Sponsorship Celebrates Teen Lifestyle

When Pepsi-Cola North America’s Mountain Dew took title sponsorship of the Dew Action Sports Tour before the property’s 2005 inaugural season, the challenge was to create an environment that would set it apart from the tour’s other sponsors and connect with the ever-so-savvy teen target. “We take into consideration the landscape of what other sponsors...

read more

November 5, 2015

M&Ms’ Star Wars Stunt Boosts Product Launch

Masterfoods used the hype around the release of “Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith” to roll out a new line of dark chocolate M&Ms, lining up characters from the movie to unload the very first shipment of the candies. Actors dressed as Darth Vader, C-3PO, and R2-D2 hauled boxes of the dark chocolate...

read more

November 5, 2015

Wrigley’s SnoCore Tour Freshens Teen-Friendly Image

Reinforcing its teen-friendly image among marketing-savvy consumers is the main goal for Wrigley’s Winterfresh breath-freshening gum, and the SnoCore Tour has been delivering. The property, an annual traveling winter lifestyle-and-music event, hit 39 markets across North America in 2005. Music acts including Chevelle, Helmet, and Crossfade rocked the event’s performance stage, while brand reps dished...

read more

November 2, 2015

Perrier Plays on Words, Makes Nights More ‘IER’

Perrier was in need of a serious brand makeover. Sales had been declining for years and the name just wasn’t on the radar for 20- to 30-year-old consumers. And so the IER campaign was born. Perrier played on the “IER” at the end of its name, turning a sexy night into sexIER, a funny joke...

read more

Receive the latest news and special announcements from Event Marketer

SIGN UP FOR UPDATES

© 2025 Access Intelligence, LLC – All Rights Reserved. |