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United Utilities has combined an experiential activation with a major roadshow as part of a consumer consultation which the utility company is required to carry out every five years.

United Utilities runs public consultation experiential roadshow

United Utilities has combined an experiential activation with a major roadshow as part of a consumer consultation which the utility company is required to carry out...

A new report from customer science and retail data experts dunnhumby reveals that the most frequent 20% of shoppers are responsible for 69% of a brand’s sales on average over the course of a year and 76% of a brand’s sales over a five-year period.

dunnhumby underlines long-term value of existing brand buyers

A new report from customer science and retail data experts dunnhumby reveals that the most frequent 20% of shoppers are responsible for 69% of a brand’s sales on...

Free-to-register baby club Aptaclub has joined forces with charity Mummy’s Star for ‘Christmas Wishes’, a festive campaign fronted by brand ambassador Binky Felstead, star of Made In Chelsea and herself a new mum.

Aptaclub launches Christmas Wishes campaign in support of Mummy’s Star charity

Free-to-register baby club Aptaclub has joined forces with charity Mummy’s Star for ‘Christmas Wishes’, a festive campaign fronted by brand ambassador Binky...

Bacofoil ran its first experiential pop-up experiential pop-up at November’s Cake & Bake Show, the UK’s biggest baking event, to challenge consumer perceptions of the brand. The brand teamed up with Bake Off 2016 quarter-finalist Benjamina Ebuehi, who ran demonstrations showcasing how Bacofoil enhances her baking.

Bacofoil runs pop-up experience at Cake & Bake Show

Bacofoil ran its first experiential pop-up experiential pop-up at November’s Cake & Bake Show, the UK’s biggest baking event, to challenge consumer perceptions...

Kraft Peanut Butter is running a promotion which allows Canadians separated from their loved ones this holiday season to send them hugs via internet-connected teddy bears. Canadians who use “#KraftBearHugs” on social to share who they would like to give a bear hug to will be entered into a competition to win a pair of Wi-Fi enabled bears.

Kraft Canada helps Canadians bridge distance with WiFi enabled teddy bears

Kraft Peanut Butter is running a promotion which allows Canadians separated from their loved ones this holiday season to send them hugs via internet-connected teddy...

Tozer Seeds has been running a pop-up to promote Kalettes, a natural cross between kale and Brussels sprouts, at Hoxton's Railway Arch, Geffrye Street, London.

Kalettes pop-up pushes vegetables in trendy Hoxton

Tozer Seeds has been running a pop-up to promote Kalettes, a natural cross between kale and Brussels sprouts, at Hoxton’s Railway Arch, Geffrye Street, London....

Baileys has launched Baileys Treat Stop, a pop-up featuring the Diageo liqueur brand’s first customisable bar menu, where people can transform lattes, hot chocolates and cocktails.

Baileys launches ‘Treat Stop’ indulgent pop-up in Covent Garden

Baileys has launched Baileys Treat Stop, a pop-up featuring the Diageo liqueur brand’s first customisable bar menu, where people can transform lattes, hot chocolates...

Dublin becomes ultimate Christmas party town

Dublin becomes ultimate Xmas party town with pop-up venue

The heart of Dublin city centre has been transformed into a festive wonderland with the official launch of Après Dublin, Ireland’s first-of-its-kind Christmas party...

Dogs Trust is running create an immersive virtual reality experience to engage the public and demonstrate the impact donors can have for the thousands of dogs each year that the charity cares for.

Dogs Trust uses VR experience for face-to-face fundraising

Dogs Trust is running an immersive Virtual Reality experience to engage the public and demonstrate the impact donors can have for the thousands of dogs each year that...

In a new twist on its #feedingthefuture campaign, The Economist is encouraging Londoners to try free nutritious soup made from vegetables destined for the rubbish bin. Engaging with people through a branded mobile trike, the iconic newspaper is showing people that ugly, discoloured or misshapen produce, which is rejected by supermarkets can still be eaten and tastes great.

The Economist adds winter flavour to experiential campaign

In a new twist on its #feedingthefuture campaign, The Economist is encouraging Londoners to try free nutritious soup made from vegetables destined for the rubbish bin....