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  • Doritos Unlock Xbox 2

    Doritos was looking for a way to reach a large number of gamers (ages 16 to 24) and excite them in a compelling way. A tie-in with Xbox Live seemed a good fit. According to Microsoft, Xbox 360 players spend 1 billion hours each month using Xbox Live

  • Holiday House of Walker

    During the holiday season, Diageo wanted consumers to think of Johnnie Walker when it came time to give that perfect gift and asked for a brand destination that would showcase the Johnnie Walker lifestyle during the holiday season

  • Coca-Cola Swelter Stopper

    Coca-Cola reports that young adults 13-24 lack many of the special connections with the brand that Coke enjoyed with prior generations. To ensure a healthy franchise today and in the future, Coke needed to connect with this important consumer group

  • Boardwalk Empire Campaign for HBO

    HBO series Boardwalk Empire tells the story of Atlantic City at the dawn of Prohibition. For the premiere, HBO needed to position the show as an epic crime/period drama

  • Corona Get Real – 1,000,000 Lime Giveaway

    Corona, a leading import in Canada, wanted to kept the brand top of mind prior to the spring and summer months amid the introduction of new competitors

  • 7-Eleven Slurpee Unity Tour

    During the contentious mid-term political campaign season, President Obama derided Republicans as “standing, watching us, sippin’ on a Slurpee” while Democrats pulled the car out of the ditch. The day after the elections, the President offered an olive branch to Congress, joking with reporters about hosting a Slurpee Summit at the White House with incoming Republican leader John Boehner

  • PepsiCo Kroger Breast Cancer Awareness

    More than 180,000 women in the U.S. are diagnosed with breast cancer each year and national grocery chain Kroger, which has 2,461 stores, raises millions of dollars annually for the cause

  • Sony Pictures Entertainment Eat Pray Love

    The Sony Pictures movie Eat Pray Love (EPL) opened in theaters August 2010. Based on The New York Times bestselling book by Elizabeth Gilbert, Sony needed to make the movie a summer hit among women 25-45

  • Slurpee Battle of the Bands

    7-Eleven wanted to do something that would get fans to remember Slurpee long after their liquid drink was gone

  • Mercedes Benz Smart Expeditions

    Smart wanted to introduce its ‘smart ForTwo’ vehicle to a hip, trendy, urban audience in Toronto. The six-year-old car had an artsy, niche following, defined less by age and income and more by attitude and lifestyle