The one thing that both Red Bull and Disney have in common is a shared believe, in which to have fame and fortune, you must create magical experiences for your customers.
Here’s a bit of experiential goodness from the US by one of the ultimate experience-based brands, Red Bull.
They asked creative agency Owen and Stork to come up with a memorable, original sampling campaign that would engage consumers and give them something to talk about.
The front page of last week’s Marketing Magazine was overcome by the all-conquering supermarket Tesco as it announced its new health and beauty push aiming to become “better than boots”. Their plan? To roll out a “beauty services” retail concept before the end of the year which could take the form of in-store hairdressers and nail bars.
Marketers know it is vital to engage their consumers but often don’t understand the real capabilities of experiential marketing.
Einstein said if you do the same thing twice and expect a different result it is a sign of madness. So the question is, why are brands not understanding the full capabilities of experiential marketing?
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