Posts tagged with ‘nostalgia marketing’
Nat Geo Revives the Internet Café Concept to Bring its ’90s-era TV Series to Life
These days, we don’t think twice about checking email on our phones or working remotely, but when the Internet was in its infancy in the 1990s, it was another story. Remember when you couldn’t talk on a land line and surf the web at the same time? Technology has changed drastically over the last few...
Multisensory Moments, Product Drops: Inside Reebok’s First ComplexCon Exhibit
With its steal-worthy product drops out of a box truck built into the exhibit, bright a/v concepts, multisensory elements, retro colors and infusion of archival content, Reebok made a bold debut at ComplexCon, the annual event for sneakerheads and hypebeasts put on by media platform Complex, this year Nov. 3-4 in Long Beach, CA. And...
Nostalgia Marketing: Nesquik Marks its Experiential Debut With an Insta-Worthy Pop-up
If you enjoyed drinking chocolate milk as a youngster, there’s a good chance you were consuming a Nesquik product. The 70-year-old brand is renowned for its kid-friendly chocolate powder. But over the years, Nesquik has evolved its range of offerings to stay relevant and cultivate new generations of loyal customers. So to highlight its expanded...
Experiences Over Advertising: Arizona Beverages Discusses its 25th Anniversary Pop-up
To celebrate its 25th anniversary and reward customers for their brand loyalty through the years, Arizona Iced Tea created a Great Buy 99 pop-up retail shop in the SoHo neighborhood of Manhattan where Arizona-themed streetwear and accessories were on hand for purchase and consumers could peruse a green tea-inspired garden. Part 99-cent store—in reference to...