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 | May 18, 2012 | Billboard Advertising, Bus Advertising, Commuter Rail & Subway, Daily Updates, Featured, Traditional Media
When TiVo wanted to announce all the new features of their service, the brand and their agency turned to EMC for an OOH campaign that would cover San Francisco. The result was a multi-media campaign designed to reach their audience at multiple key points throughout...
by Matthew Noll | Apr 10, 2012 | Daily Updates, Featured, Guerrilla Marketing, Mobile Projection, Non-traditional Media
When AT&T wanted to announce their 4G service to key western markets in a truly memorable way, they and their agency turned to EMC for a unique and exciting media solution. This AT&T 4G alternative out of home program consisted of mobile projections that took...
by Matthew Noll | Mar 27, 2012 | Daily Updates, Featured, Lifestyle media, Mall Advertising, Non-traditional Media, Segway Advertising
In order to interact directly with consumers, ComEd took their outdoor advertising inside – specifically into major malls around the Chicago area. We used branded segways to help drive traffic to the ComEd booth in the mall where consumers could get valuable...
by Matthew Noll | Feb 28, 2012 | Billboard Advertising, Daily Updates, Featured
In highly rural areas where billboard advertising is often one of the only ways to reach your target audience, it is always a challenge for advertisers is find locations amongst the numerous small and hyper-local billboard companies in the areas. Â And when...
by Matthew Noll | Jan 23, 2012 | Billboard Advertising, Daily Updates, Featured, Traditional Media
Because of the place-based nature of most outdoor media, it excels at reaching specific demographic groups with targeted messaging. So if you wanted to reach the Hispanic community in Chicago for example, you could do that with a program of strategically placed OOH...
