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Experiential Marketing Case Studies
ESPN Dream Jobs
The challenge was to leverage Ford Motor Company’s sponsorship of the ESPN Dream Job experience at each ESPN campaign location by creating a fun and memorable Dream Job Audition event in six National Markets....
Salesforce.com
Develop a buzz worthy guerilla marketing campaign that would help inform Open World conference attendees of the exciting opportunity to win 3 Mini Coopers while increasing traffic to the Salesforce booth....
Callaway Golf
A mobile marketing campaign that stretched across the East coast focused on launching the Callaway HX Hot Ball. Callaway tour consisted of sweepstakes "Drive the hottest ball, win the hottest car" and interactive displays allowing the consumers to...
Orange County Auto Show
An interactive experience was created for Ford Motor Company to help supplement their existing Orange County Auto Show booth. The interactive experience consisted of a unique display of four vehicles within a multimedia setting, as well as an interactive...
Xbox 360 Tour
In 2005, Xbox 360 sponsored Green Day’s American Idiot Tour across the United States and Canada visiting over 24 markets in a 60 day period. RMD was selected to be Microsoft’s experiential partner and activate the Xbox 360 campaign...
Juanes Tour
Introduce the Microsoft Sync System in a nightlife environment at a private concert with Columbian musical artist Juanes. Created a memorable experience that established a synergetic relationship between brand and consumer. Delivered over...
Ford Focus Reveal
Create a buzz for the all new 2008 Ford Focus amongst the Hispanic consumer through the element of surprise and entertainment. Researched and negotiated locations in cities with in key Latino Market’s that had a high Hispanic percentage...
