Articles Tagged ‘Nestle’

20 brands are activating at the NHL Heritage Classic pregame festival
OLG, Clorox and SkipTheDishes are among those that helped increase sponsors by 55%.

National Bank becomes new title sponsor of Rogers Cup
The National Bank Open presented by Rogers will have a full marketing campaign roll out in the months ahead.

Nestle’s breakaway deal with the NHL
The CPG co. is kicking off it’s first-ever partnership with the association by immersing its hero confectionary brand Kit Kat into commercial breaks.

Nestle consolidates Canadian media
GroupM will now handle both traditional and media for the CPG giant.

Spotted! KitKat breaks the mould
Custom bars and an Instagrammable environment are all part of an effort to engage young candy consumers.

Spotted! Aero gets experiential for S’Mores Day
The Nestle chocolate bar is aiming to connect one-on-one with consumers around moments of pleasure.

Spotted! A sophisticated ice cream pop-up
Häagen-Dazs has its eye on young professionals, with tasting “flights” of ice cream and booze-infused dessert cocktails.

Spotted! Nescafe targets Queen West millennials
The brand’s café is a stunt to introduce a new demo that loves hanging out in coffee shops to a homemade cup o’ joe.

Spotted! Delissio flips its model and goes door-to-door
The frozen pizza brand known for boasting that it’s “not delivery” switched up the message for one night through a partnership with UberEats in an effort to reach millennials.

Nestle and FILA make Rogers Cup debut
VP and CCO Rob Swann on the activations hitting Toronto and Montreal for this year’s tournament.

Delissio serves up pizza FOMO
The brand baked live pies on Periscope to celebrate National Pizza Day as part of a strategy to push the social media envelope.

City’s digital proposal for The Bachelor Canada
The reality dating show has added new sponsors like Michael Hill Jeweller, which had Bachelor Tim Warmels “proposing” at Burlington Mall.

Kit Kat issues Chunky challenge
The Nestle chocolate bar has launched a contest to decide on its next permanent flavour.

Haagen-Dazs makes big comparisons
The Nestle brand is making itself more visible than it has in recent years, with the introduction of an OOH campaign in Toronto, Montreal and Vancouver.