Posts tagged with ‘sampling’
How Sparkling Ice Turned a Mobile Tour into a Robust Merchandising Program
The economic impacts of COVID-19 on the event industry are vast, and one of the groups affected by the shutdown of programming are brand ambassadors. As part of their pivot strategies, some brands are finding ways to redirect these roles to support other business objectives. Such was the case for Sparkling Ice, which recently pivoted...
Inside a Virtual Whiskey Crowd-Blending Event Designed to ‘Lift Spirits’
It’s not easy to infuse interactivity into virtual events, but online spirits community Flaviar and WhistlePig whiskey teamed up on a program that involved at-home blending kits, crowdsourcing (or, more specifically, crowd-blending), sampling, polling and a live-streamed event featuring a panel of experts. Best of all, it had a charitable component tied to it benefiting...
How a Mixed Event Strategy Helped Energize Reign Total Body Fuel’s Brand Launch
The rising number of consumers pursuing a balanced lifestyle has created a seismic shift in the wellness space, spawning new categories of health and fitness-based products and services—and an array of live experiences to promote them. To differentiate itself from its competitors based on the ingredients in its sugar-free drinks, which include electrolytes, coenzyme Q10,...
How a Blending Lab and Portfolio Sampling Brought Diageo’s Craftswomen Campaign to Life
In some ways, International Women’s Day (this year, March 8) has become a revolving door for brand gimmicks. Fortunately, some companies just get it, and find ways to deliver meaningful campaigns that actually resonate with women. Johnnie Walker and Bulleit Bourbon are two such brands, and we got to experience their new, female-forward Craftswomen campaign...