Event Marketing
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Acquisition
Is the Sleep Number Smart Bed the Top Pick of the NFL Draft?
Last year Sleep Number inked a deal with the NFL and launched a new line of smart beds. The combination created one of the most expansive campaigns on the NFL’s sponsorship roster. Sleep Number CMO weighs in.
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Acquisition
Hoagies Anyone? Dietz & Watson Opens Pop-Up
Dietz & Watson has been growing its meat and cheese biz in Philadelphia for four
decades. Next month it celebrates by throwing a three-month party for its neighbors. -
Acquisition
Stoli Pours on the Events and Loyal LGBTQ Consumers Imbibe
Senior Brand Manager Lauren Longenecker takes us inside Stoli Vodka’s decades long strategy
to authentically, not only market to LGBTQ people, but to earn their loyalty and trust. -
Acquisition
Macy’s Reimagines Stores as if Scrolling Through Instagram
The STORY at Macy’s experience includes big brands like MAC Cosmetics,
Crayola and Levi’s Kids that will stage events and experiences. -
Acquisition
Gillette in Play at First TwitchCon Outside North America
The event not only expands Gillett’s international eSports activities, but
delivers a host of activations for the expected 14,000 attendees. -
Acquisition
10 Ways to Foster LGBTQ and SOGI Inclusivity at Events
Inclusive event planning is good event planning—it’s thinking about the seemingly
small details that can make a big difference in how a guest experiences your event. -
Acquisition
Tacos Fall from the Sky at SXSW
SXSW may have ended, but for Torchy’s Tacos
the halo of its marketing stunt lingers on. -
Acquisition
Free Coors Light for All Should Bud Light Attack … Again
This week, the beer battle continues as Coors Light unveiled a new
smart beer tap that lights up when “fueled by Bud Light negativity.” -
Acquisition
InBev’s Nick Kelly Talks Sports, Challenges and Rockin’ Those Big Campaigns
Just shifting gears from a major campaign around the Daytona 500, Kelly is ramping
up a number of firsts around the wild March basketball season. -
Acquisition
Susan G. Komen Ignites Campaign Around Reality of Breast Cancer Deaths
Events, like “Race for the Cure” celebrate survivors, but leave a subtle message that breast
cancer is curable. In a new campaign, Susan G. Komen says the fight rages on.