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2012 PRO Award Finalist: The Marketing Arm for GameStop and the “Gears of War 3 Pre-Order Campaign” for Best Incentive Promotion.

2012 PRO Award Finalist: Wunderman3 for Hostess Brands and the “7 Wonders of the U.S.A. Teacher Tour” for Best Cause-based Marketing promotion.

2012 PRO Award Finalist: The Marketing Arm for State Farm and the “Play Today. Illuminate Tomorrow.” Best Cause-based Promotion.

It’s hard to get adults to consume more milk. But Draftfcb and MilkPEP came back in 2011 with round 2 of promotions built around a home version of the milk conveyance grown-ups love: the caffe latte.

Despite strong ratings, HISTORY’s “Swamp People” wasn’t creating a lot of viral buzz. To change that in advance of the third season premiere, A&E-owned channel decided to draw some attention by bringing the swamp to Times Square.

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The Keystone Light brand ran a promotion built on the perception that while much of its target demo shows interest in hunting, they don’t actually hunt. So MillerCoors sent them looking for hunter-orange cans in stores and created packaging that could display the cans as trophies.

Infinity Marketing was charged with breaking through the noise around the launch of HP’s Spectre notebook and attracting key media and influencers, achieving a high amount of media impressions, dramatically increasing awareness and reaching a large social media following–all while making it the most talked about product launch and event campaign of the CES show.

P&G brand Prilosec OTC and MSL New York tied heartburn prevention to football with an integrated campaign that asked fans to send in recipes and photos showng why they are “parking lot pros” at tailgate parties, supporting the effort with customized local NFL events and a contest judged by comedian Larry the Cable Guy.

To Increase case sales of Coors, MillerCoors worked with the Integer Group to get a message out to Latinos of Mexican and Dominican heritage that the National Puerto Rican Day Parade on June 12, 2011 was a time for all Latino groups to “emboricuate” (refresh) their celebration.