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So you really want to engage with consumers? Why not play some video games together?
That’s just what Metro PCS is doing in Atlanta. They’re using a digital display vehicle as both a branding tool, and a way to interact with customers in a fun and [...]
When Boehringer Ingelheim was preparing to attend one of the most important medical conferences on their calendar — the annual ADA meeting in San Diego— they turned to EMC for a package of outdoor advertising that would reach attendees during their entire stay at the show.
Every year thousands of attendees flood [...]
While do work all over the country, it’s always exciting to do something in our hometown of Philadelphia- especially when the media is something fun like scooters.
Scooter advertising is a great way to create buzz around events [...]
Spring is in full swing everywhere, and that means fans are heading back to the ballpark for baseball season. We were very pleased to execute this mobile billboard campaign for Budweiser to cover the Giants home-opener series inSan Francisco.
Mobile billboards continue to be a great cost-effective way to [...]
EMC Outdoor just wrapped up this exciting campaign for Rolling Stone, helping game developer UbiSoft create buzz and anticipation for their upcoming music game title “Rocksmith”. Crowds of music fans attending the hugely popular SXSW music, film and interactive festival were able to demo the game on this sleek wrapped Rocksmith bus.
To make sure their message was front and center at the 2010 TCT meeting inWashingtonDC, St Jude Medical once again turned to EMC Outdoor for a mobile media campaign that would capture the attention of event attendees.
Major events like trade shows, conventions, professional meetings and music [...]
In order to reach thousands of computer professionals at the Siggraph convention inLos Angeles, Intel turned to EMC for some creative outdoor. A team of brand ambassadors with Intel branded Coffee backpacks were stationed on the main pedestrian routes to the convention center to intercept attendees on their way [...]
