r/experientialmarketing

Most brand activations still feel like expensive pop-ups that disappear the next day

been to way too many of these where the brand spends a fortune on a fancy setup and people just show up, take the same three photos, grab the free drink and leave. zero lasting impression.

the ones that actually work treat the whole thing like a real experience instead of a temporary photo booth. saw some of the work BRC web has done with brand homes and live spaces and it’s on a different level. they build places people want to stay in and actually remember later.

most campaigns still want to get the quick social hit and pretty much that's it. the few that invest in proper environment and storytelling end up with people talking about it months afterward. that gap is getting more obvious every year, so why is that? surely it's not just budgetary limits

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u/Amendxd — 10 days ago