When two people want to start a conversation, they often need a pretext. Whether it is the latest news or the weather outside, any kind of hook is welcome to break the ice.When a brand wants to meet the public or a company get closer to its customers&hellip; it’s the same!And that’s exactly when Eventattitude comes into play.How can a brand catch the attention of consumers walking in the aisles of a trade show or a shopping mall?How can that same brand interest people on an event it sponsors –whether they are festival-goers at Rock Werchter or fans at a Red Devils game?What can a company set up to ensure that its employees interact in a fun way at the next staff party?All kind of issues that Eventattitude has been handling over the last 16 years, building itself a unique expertise&hellip;Eventattitude’s very specific core business is to design and set up fun and interactive devices that enable a brand to start a conversation with its consumers.

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When two people want to start a conversation, they often need a pretext. Whether it is the latest news or the weather outside, any kind of hook is...

Eventattitude surfs the wave of individualised marketing with Garnier’s “Bar Doux” 

In search of personalisation: a product with your name or your picture on it In the age of &ldquo;Big Data&rdquo;, standardisation and the &ldquo;mass market&rdquo; are no longer that popular. Brands have certainly understood that and are looking to create brand engagement any way they can. One of the strategies used is offering consumers the opportunity to personalise a product with their picture or their name. In a competitive environment in which products tend to become trivial, personalisation offers an excellent opportunity for FMCG brands. In recent months several brands have launched campaigns along these lines, whether it&rsquo;s Coca Cola&rsquo;s &ldquo;Share a Coke with &hellip;&rdquo; initiative or Nutella&rsquo;s offer to its Facebook fans to personalise the labels on its famous pots. Eventattitude has sized up the trend and intends to present itself as the benchmark player with its proposal to extend these campaigns with field marketing. Amongst its most recent projects was the campaign it launched in partnership with Pop Media for Garnier&rsquo;s &ldquo;Bar Doux&rdquo; &hellip;

An extraordinary photo device installed at Garnier&rsquo;s &ldquo;Bar Doux&rdquo; by Pop Media!

As part of the launch of the new Ultra Doux range &ldquo;Olive Mythique&rdquo;, Garnier asked Pop Media to set up a Pop-Up shampoo bar from 1 to 12 April.

Installed on the Meir in Antwerp, this temporary salon was open to everyone. Participants could have their hair done in a relaxed atmosphere while enjoying a smoothie.

Once they had their makeover, everyone could pose for a photo in the booth set up for that purpose and then share their photo on Facebook. Each photo was immediately printed onto a customised label and stuck onto a bottle of &ldquo;Olive Mythique&rdquo; Ultra Doux shampoo. In that way participants could leave with a super-personalised bottle of shampoo!

During the 10 days it was open more than 1000 personalised bottles of Ultra Doux were distributed. In addition to the contacts made on-site there is the knock-on effect on social media and the virality generated by content sharing.

Bar Doux by Ultra Doux / Garnier

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In search of personalisation: a product with your name or your picture on it In the age of “Big Data”, standardisation and the “mass market” are no longer that popular. Brands have certainly understood that and are looking to create brand engagement any way they can. One of the strategies used is offering consumers the opportunity to personalise a product with their picture or their name. In a competitive environment in which products tend to become trivial, personalisation offers an excellent opportunity for FMCG brands. In recent months several brands have launched campaigns along these lines, whether it’s Coca Cola’s “Share a Coke with …” initiative or Nutella’s offer to its Facebook fans to personalise the labels on its famous pots. Eventattitude has sized up the trend and intends to present itself as the benchmark player with its proposal to extend these campaigns with field marketing. Amongst its most recent projects was the campaign it launched in partnership with Pop Media...

In search of personalisation: a product with your name or your picture on it In the age of “Big Data”, standardisation and the “mass market” are...

In search of personalisation: a product with your name or your picture on it In the age of “Big Data”, standardisation and the “mass market” are no longer that popular. Brands have certainly understood that and are looking to create brand engagement any way they can. One of the strategies used is offering consumers the opportunity to personalise a product with their picture or their name. In a competitive environment in which products tend to become trivial, personalisation offers an excellent opportunity for FMCG brands. In recent months several brands have launched campaigns along these lines, whether it’s Coca Cola’s “Share a Coke with …” initiative or Nutella’s offer to its Facebook fans to personalise the labels on its famous pots. Eventattitude has sized up the trend and intends to present itself as the benchmark player with its proposal to extend these campaigns with field marketing. Amongst its most recent projects was the campaign it launched in partnership with Pop Media for Garnier’s “Bar Doux” …

Vaak is er een aanleiding nodig alvorens twee personen een gesprek starten. Het weer, het nieuws... iets om het ijs te breken.Hetzelfde geldt voor een merk dat zijn doelpubliek wil bereiken of een bedrijf dat dichter bij zijn klanten wil staan.Het is net bij deze problematiek dat Eventattitude kan helpen!Hoe trekt een merk de aandacht van de consument die een beurs bezoekt of in een winkelcentrum rondloopt?Hoe boeit een merk de bezoekers van een evenement dat het sponsort – of het nu gaat om festivalgangers op Rock Werchter of toeschouwers tijdens de Fan Day van de Rode Duivels?Wat moet het doen om tijdens het volgende personeelsfeestje een ludieke interactie tussen zijn medewerkers te creëren?Allemaal vragen waarop Eventattitude met zijn unieke expertise, opgebouwd gedurende de afgelopen 16 jaar, een antwoord biedt.Eventattitude heeft een bijzonder specifiek vakgebied waarin het ludieke en interactieve animaties ontwikkelt die een merk toelaten een gesprek met de consument aan te knopen.

Vaak is er een aanleiding nodig alvorens twee personen een gesprek starten. Het weer, het nieuws... iets om het ijs te breken.Hetzelfde geldt...

Lorsque deux personnes souhaitent entamer une conversation, il leur faut bien souvent un prétexte.&nbsp; Qu’il s’agisse des dernières nouvelles ou du temps qu’il fait, une accroche leur est nécessaire pour briser la glace.Quand une marque souhaite aller à la rencontre du public ou quand une entreprise cherche à se rapprocher de ses clients, il n’en va pas autrement&hellip;&nbsp;&nbsp;C’est précisément sur ce genre de problématiques qu’intervient Eventattitude&nbsp;!Comment une marque pourra-t-elle capter l’attention des consommateurs qui déambulent dans les allées d’un salon ou celles d’un centre commercial&nbsp;?&nbsp;Comment saura-t-elle intéresser les participants qui se rendent à l’événement qu’elle sponsorise – qu’il s’agisse de festivaliers à Rock Werchter ou de spectateurs au Fan Day des Diables Rouges ?&nbsp;Que mettra-t-elle en place pour faire en sorte que ses collaborateurs interagissent de manière ludique sur la prochaine staff party&nbsp;?&nbsp;Autant de questions sur lesquelles Eventattitude apporte son expertise unique, acquise tout au long de ces 16 dernières années&hellip;Le métier très spécifique d’Eventattitude est de concevoir et réaliser des dispositifs ludiques et interactifs qui vont permettre à une marque de démarrer une conversation avec ses consommateurs.

Lorsque deux personnes souhaitent entamer une conversation, il leur faut bien souvent un prétexte.&nbsp; Qu’il s’agisse des dernières nouvelles ou du...

Eventattitude surfs the wave of individualised marketing with Garnier’s “Bar Doux”

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