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November 20, 2015

Meow Mix Cat Cafe Has Consumers Fe-line Fine

What was Meow Mix doing signing a two-week lease for a 2,500 square-foot storefront in a high-traffic area in Manhattan? Launching a pop-up shop—in this case, a temporary restaurant for cats and their owners—to introduce the brand’s first wet cat food. The Meow Mix Café featured a large dining room (for pets and people), a...

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November 20, 2015

Nike Competition Lights a Fire Under Young Runners

A month before Athens went flame-on, Nike was on the streets of New York City with a grassroots program that tied its new Speed product line to summer, running and community competition. Mimicking the Olympic spirit of friendly competition, the six-day Speed Showdown took advantage of rivalries among New York’s five boroughs to find the...

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November 20, 2015

John Deere Mall Campaign Gets Consumers Ready to Mow

Out to hype the new 100 Series lawn tractor and promote the overall brand, John Deere reached out to men aged 35 to 54 with a mall campaign that built hype and drove traffic to a series of ride-and-drive events at nearby Home Depot stores and Deere dealerships. “Traditional advertising is important, but once people...

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November 19, 2015

Lexus’ Ride-and-Drive Footprint Offers Upscale Activations

Taste of Lexus was completely revitalized for this year, becoming more than just an upscale ride-and-drive, but a destination in its own right. Modeled after retail destinations like Rodeo Drive and Fifth Avenue, the Lexus Promenade was the centerpiece. It comprised a 200-foot-by-50-foot esplanade surrounded by product salons, lifestyle activities and restaurants and embedded with...

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November 19, 2015

Kyocera’s CTIA Booth Offers Tech, River Rocks and Butterflies

To communicate its new brand image to attendees of CTIA 2007, Kyocera Wireless played on the Japanese principal of In-Yo, or balance, and incorporated elements of Tatami architecture to portray the east-west duality and extend the concept to the interplay between nature and technology. Natural materials such as zebra wood, wheat grass and tumbled river...

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