Here is how brands are engaging tennis fans at this year’s US Open—from tapping kinetic floor tiles to showcase Mercedes-Benz’s electrification efforts to popping up tennis courts for American Express cardmembers to engaging fans at home with a Honey Deuce Cocktail Kit from Grey Goose—according to a piece in CM sister pub Event Marketer.
CM Weekly August 29, 2021 To promote financial literacy among middle school-aged students, Ally Financial recently teamed up with rapper Big Sean and popular computer game Minecraft to create “Fintropolis,” a world within the game that weaves financial lessons into the experience as players navigate through it. And as of this week, it surpassed one…
To promote its new documentary, “Romeo Santos: King Of Bachata,” and “Romeo Santos: Utopia Live From MetLife Stadium” concert, HBO Max tapped into Dominican culture with a bachata-themed pop-up in Manhattan’s Washington Heights neighborhood through featuring daily programming, a historical tour of the music genre, an on-site barbershop and dance classes. Read about the…
CM Weekly August 8, 2021 Popeyes may have started the chicken wars back in the summer of 2019, but now it means to end them. Sort of. The QSR brand, whose chicken sandwich became a massive sensation when it launched two years ago, dropped a new product last month—chicken nuggets—as a declaration of peace and…
FX’s latest activation promoting the 10th season of its “American Horror Story” series included a creepy, nighttime pop-up bakery in New York City’s Meatpacking District.
We spoke with Popeyes CMO Bruno Cardinali about the brand's new multifaceted marketing campaign, how it drives engagement with gamification, its new loyalty marketing program and more.
CM Weekly AUGUST 1, 2021 Most are familiar with the consumer side of Panasonic’s business, but not necessarily its thriving B2B enterprise in the manufacturing, retail, entertainment and mobility sectors. Like so many others, the company was not immune to the challenges of keeping its business customers engaged during the pandemic. But the marketing insights…
CM Weekly July 25, 2021 The social commerce market in the U.S. will rise by 35.8 percent in 2021 to $36.62 billion, according to an eMarketer forecast. Moreover, about half of users ages 18 to 34 are expected to make at least one purchase via social platforms this year. That’s compelling data for marketers to…