Experiential
Spotted! A video store promotion for a blockbuster film
Captain Marvel is getting a ’90s-inspired scavenger hunt promotion.
Spotted! Wealthsimple’s old-fashioned newsstand
The financial services brand wanted to get up-close and personal with potential customers.
Spotted! Netflix drives into town
As part of a promotional effort for its new original movie Triple Frontier, Netflix took an unassuming red truck to the Auto Show.
Spotted! The next station stop is Florida
The bright pink campaign reached an estimated 700,000 shivering passengers per day.
Spotted! Maybe romance isn’t dead
WB Canada’s Valentine’s pop-up showcased the magic of romance – unless, of course, romance isn’t your thing.
Spotted! A magical dinner in a dome
To promote its new Platinum Card, Amex brought a pop-up resto to the heart of downtown Toronto.
Spotted! Who you gonna call?
Retailer 7-11 is turning its locations into a video game setting.
Spotted! Taco Bell’s cheesy OOH execution
Taco Bell kicks off 2019 with a splash (of cheese) with a new kind of interactive billboard.
Inside Blue Ant’s Baby Shows strategy
Media president Jamie Schouela says the company is looking to use the show to cross-promote and complement its current media brands.
Spotted! A&W says this is the last straw(s)
The QSR’s remaining 140,000 straws were used to send a positive message.
Spotted! Atlantis comes to Toronto
Aquaman made his Toronto debut while shoppers got to sit on the Throne of Atlantis.
Spotted! Whisky gets the artistic treatment
Lot No. 4 put the spotlight on local artists and music to highlight its whisky.
Muskoka Brewery taps a new crowd with Mirvish deal
The microbrewery is using the partnership as a chance to dominate a space beer is not typically associated with.
Civilized eyes expansion with two acquisitions
The online publication has gone experiential with its acquisition of 420 Games, and is establishing a Toronto presence through Business of Cannabis.
Spotted! Philips Hue finds a home at Toronto Eaton Centre pop-up
The smart home features the brand’s connected lights and puts a spotlight on other Amazon-compatable devices.
