Many brands have recognised that memorable, multi-sensory experiences – whether on or offline - can have a long term impact on brand perception. These can be direct, tangible, interactive experiences, or indirect, reaching consumers on social media, for instance, with content emanating from awareness raising stunts. Experiential marketing covers many elements, including PR, demonstrations and events, and more straightforward, but more easily measurable, product sampling.
Definition
Experiential marketing and sampling are both “live” activities, involving direct interaction with consumers in streets, shopping centres and other retail venues.
Experiential marketing creates a deep relationship between the consumer and the brand by...