by Matthew Noll | Oct 16, 2012 | Event Marketing, Featured, Guerrilla Marketing, Non-traditional Media, Segway Advertising, Wrapped Vehicles
MetroPCS is building on the success of their out of home advertising campaign in Atlanta and taking it across the country to Los Angeles. They’ve also added an additional layer to the campaign by including a team of branded Segways. Segways are always a fun and...
by Matthew Noll | Oct 2, 2012 | Daily Updates, Event Marketing, Featured, Guerrilla Marketing
Rimini Street is taking traditional out of home advertising media—in this case taxi tops—and turning them into a guerrilla media platform that also drives social engagement. Uninvited to the Oracle Open World party in San Francisco, Rimini tapped EMC for guerrilla...
by Matthew Noll | Oct 1, 2012 | Daily Updates, Event Marketing, Featured, Guerrilla Marketing, Mobile Billboards, Non-traditional Media
We just wrapped up a season long campaign helping Anheuser-Busch promote one of the new members of their product line — Shocktop — to baseball fans in San Francisco. The campaign was designed to reach Giants home games and ran for a large part of the 2012 season....
by Matthew Noll | Sep 25, 2012 | Event Marketing, Featured
We were thrilled to be a part of the launch of MasterCard’s new “Priceless Chicago” program with this wrapped trolley. The complimentary trolley was part of the Magnificent Mile Shopping Festival, and transported shoppers down North Michigan Avenue...
by Matthew Noll | Jun 4, 2012 | Event Marketing, Featured, Guerrilla Marketing, Mobile Billboards
Mobile Billboards continue to be a great way to reach event attendees — like race fans at the Indianapolis 500. Mobile billboards can take your message directly to your audience, whether they are race fans, music fans, doctors at a medical meeting, or business...
by Matthew Noll | Nov 3, 2011 | Daily Updates, Event Marketing, Featured, Guerrilla Marketing, Mobile Billboards
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...
