Filed under: • Street Teams | Tags: handouts, kenneth cole, promotional campaign, street teams, vancouver, vancouver 2010, victoria
For two weekends during the Olympics Kenneth Cole lined the streets of Vancouver to promote their new line.
Two street teams, dressed in black with red Olympic mittens, handed out over 15,000 promotional cards that could be redeemed at all Bay locations.
The crowds were energetic and spirited during this promotion, as the Olympic vibe carried out onto the streets.
It turned out to be a very successful campaign at a time where all eyes were on Vancouver!
Go Canada Go!
Filed under: • Street Teams | Tags: cosmetics, smashbox, street teams, TIFF, Toronto International Film Festival
The Smashbox promotion, strategically planned around Toronto International Film Festival, focused on classic
beauty and the allure of getting a makeover in the city by a top cosmetics brand.
While inviting women to get makeovers inside the Smashbox trailer, the lovely street team handed out samples of Smashbox Photo Finish Foundation Primer and makeup face cards.
Have a look at some of the photos from the promotion below.
Filed under: • Street Teams | Tags: BitDefender, media, street teams, testimonials
Be sure to check out our updated media page with a new testimonial from BitDefender.
Click here to read up on how we made it a success.
Filed under: • Custom Media, • Media Dedicated Vehicles, • Street Teams | Tags: Blue Jays, car wraps, Casino Rama, custom media, Media Dedicated Vehicles, Mini Coopers, street teams, Vote for Excitement
For the past two months this summer Casino Rama ran a campaign encouraging you to vote “yes” or “no” to excitement. The campaign included TV, radio, and one fun and entertaining guerrilla component.
For 8 weeks over the summer two wrapped Mini Coopers drove around select events and locations to promote the campaign. Each Mini was equipped with a megaphone that encouraged passersby to vote “Yes” or “No” to excitement.
To accompany the guerrilla campaign there was also a one day street team component during a Blue Jays game. A total of 13 street team reps along with the “Yes” and “No” guys took over the Rogers Centre. With “Yes” and “No” buttons in hand, they encouraged fans to vote for excitement at one of the nearby booths.
The end result? You voted “yes” to excitement! Check out the video here.
Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: BitDefender, CTV, Guerrilla marketing, street teams, viral video, virus wipeout
For eight days in June, two anti virus squads patrolled the streets of Toronto disinfecting virus-stricken laptops. Teams of three “bit defenders” and a laptop-holding businessman performed virus wipe-out skits where the squads demonstrated the severity of today’s computer virus problem.
Following each skit, street team reps handed out promotional material, took pictures with passersby, and gave away free BitDefender antivirus software.
This campaign generated a lot of word of mouth and viral buzz. It was even covered on the CTV 6 o’clock news. Check out the story here – fast forward to 1:30 of the video.
You can also check out the viral video on YouTube.
Filed under: • Street Teams | Tags: 24 Hour Relay, 80s style relay runners, Easter Seals, street teams, Toronto
On Thursday, May 14th Easter Seals Ontario and Mango Moose Media sent out a street team of 80s-style relay runners to promote the Easter Seals 24 Hour Relay.
Dressed in sprint shorts, high knee socks, red sprint singlets, running shoes, and sweatbands the relay runners took to the streets of Toronto encouraging people to join the Relay happening on June 20th and 21st in Coronation Park.
By the end of the day approximately four thousand keychains and registration forms were distributed outside Union Station, Yonge-Dundas Square, King and Yonge, and Coronation Park.
The Easter Seals 24 Hour Relay encourages corporate and individual teams to join together raising pledges to help support kids with physical disabilities. Easter Seals provides financial assistance to children and youth with physical disabilities to offset the costs of expensive mobility and communication devices.
For more information on the 24 Hour Relay or Easter Seals Ontario visit http://www.24hourrelay.org.
Filed under: • Car Wraps, • Media Dedicated Vehicles, • Street Teams | Tags: King West Village condos, street teams
DNA Condominiums and Mango Moose Media got trendy with a team of 4 fashionable reps who drove around the city in 2 wrapped Hummers. The girls stopped at specific locations to talk to consumers in the downtown core about the new condos in the King West Village which feature a designer flare!
MANGO MOOSE MEDIA 