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Experiential marketing is a marketing strategy that engages consumers using a brand experience. Often called live or event marketing experiences, experiential marketing works by turning ads into immersive experiences. What better way to keep up with the latest trends in experiential marketing than by learning from those who are making a splash with it?

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Tribeca’s Growing Creator Push Aims to Recast Its Future

Tribeca Festival, which spans from June 4 to June 14, is diving even deeper into the creator economy by giving 12 creators a red carpet and big screen content debut [...]

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Hoka Brings the Mountains to Manhattan to Lure Hardcore Runners

Hoka is bringing mountain trails to the heart of New York City. On Wednesday, the running brand unveiled its new Mafate X Far Out Experience, an immersive simulation inviting runners [...]

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Immersive and Personal: Marketers Share Where They Think Experiential Is Headed

With events like the 2026 FIFA World Cup and the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic Games on the horizon, experiential marketing opportunities abound for marketers, sponsors, and designers. Though the world [...]

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Not All AI Is for Profit. Meet Google’s Civic Tech Experiment.

The think tank develops research and tech tools to support free expression, digital safety, and access to information for all.

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NHL Eyes Record Diversity in Draft—and a New Generation of Fans

Since joining the National Hockey League (NHL) in 2017, senior evp Kimberly Davis has been committed to attracting, retaining, and developing multicultural audiences for professional hockey. And she's striving for [...]

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How Luna Luna CCO Michael Goldberg Used Art and Commerce to Market a Forgotten Fantasy

At C2 Montréal, Goldberg detailed his role in bringing Luna Luna back to life as well as the market strategy behind building its brand. ADWEEK was on the ground at [...]

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If it Doesn’t Mean Business, it’s Just a Party

We don’t gather at events for the lanyards, the lukewarm coffee, or the networking app no one remembers to download. We gather to do business.  But a dangerous myth has [...]

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ADWEEK Comes to C2 Montréal Next Week

It took me about eight minutes to know that ADWEEK had to find a way to work with C2. 

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BDG’s Cost-Cutting Era Is Over. Now It’s Targeting Record Profits

After years of shuttering brands and reducing headcount, BDG has transformed into a media company built for the new media landscape.

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Publisher World of Good Brands Gets Into Retail, Selling Products From Brand Partners

House of Goods will sell products from brand partners and offer sponsorship opportunities.

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The Washington Post Aims to Drive Double-digit Revenue Growth By Hosting Fewer, Bigger Events

The Washington Post is moving toward a franchise-driven events strategy, with the goal of attracting a business-to-business audience.

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We’re Losing the Art of Business Gathering

The problem with most business events today isn’t budget, attendance, or ambition. It’s care.

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Why Coachella’s OOH Campaigns Have Such Lasting Appeal

A cryptic ad with the right context can spark conversation faster than a paragraph of copy ever could.

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Barbieland Down Under: Mattel Is Bringing Its Malibu Barbie Café to Australia

Malibu Barbie Café, an immersive pop-up event that launched in New York and Chicago in the summer of 2023, is going international. The experiential café is currently open in Austin, [...]

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Possible Enters its Third Year With X Streaming Deal and Davos-Scale Ambitions

Possible will be back in Miami Beach this month–with bigger, bolder ambitions.