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  • Budweiser Give Us Football

    Product: Budweiser and Bud Light beer
    P-O-P company: Momentum North America, St. Louis
    Distribution: On- and off-premise accounts
    Introduction: September 2002
    Duration: Temporary and permanent
    Construction: Neon, mirrors, metal signs, inflatables, vinyl banners
    Display set-up: Retail staff
    Anheuser-Busch's football promotion includes signs and banners featuring specific NFL teams.
    Budweiser Give Us Football
  • Crown Royal Card

    Client: The Crown Royal Co., Stamford, Conn.
    Introduction: November 2002
    Construction: Four-color process litho print mounted onto chipboard
    Distribution: Liquor stores nationwide
    P-O-P company: Grey Worldwide (creative execution), New York; Upshot (creative execution), Chicago; Graphography (production), New York
    Comments: Case cards were one part of the full marketing campaign that also included a pole display, a mylar wobbler and a metal countertop unit. All the P-O-P was designed to create a high-profile image for a high-end brand.
    Crown Royal Card
  • Canada Dry Photo Contest

    Client: Dr Pepper/Seven Up Inc., Plano, TexasIntroduction: November 2002
    Construction: Corrugated, static cling vinyl
    Distribution: Supermarkets, mass merchants
    P-O-P company: 141 Communicator, Chicago
    Comments: The "Smile and Say Canada Dry" contest invited consumers to enter a family photo to win $5,000. P-O-P included pole signs, static clings and corrugated displays.
    Canada Dry Photo Contest
  • Canon imageCLASS 2200 Counter Card

    Retail Category: Stationery/Office/Gift
    Display Type: Counter: Permanent
    Client: Office Max, Cleveland
    Producer: Dempsey Printing Inc., Cleveland
    Size of Run: 1,000
    Comments: The counter card was designed to promote the copier in lieu of its actual presence in-store. It had to be eye-catching, informative, durable and easy to set up.
    Canon imageCLASS 2200 Counter Card
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