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  • Skyy Sport Floorstand

    Client: Miller Brewing Co., Milwaukee
    Introduction: March 2004
    Size of Run: 30,000
    Producer: Zipatoni Co., St. Louis (design); Madden Communications Inc., Wood Dale, Ill. (production)
    Comments: Building on the success of SKYY Blue, new low-carb SKYY Sport from Miller made a splash in large retail formats with this 6-foot-tall corrugated replica of the SKYY Sport bottle.
    Skyy Sport Floorstand
  • Guinness St. Patrick's Day Seat Covers

    Client: Halo Industries, Sterling, Ill.
    Introduction: February 2004
    Number of displays: 183
    Producer: 3 Strikes Activation, Stamford, Conn.
    Comments: St. Patrick's Day is big business for beer companies, and for on-premise locations the marketing space can be awfully tight. Guinness Draught grabbed an untapped area, rolling out satin chair covers. The covers also became collectibles.
    Guinness St. Patrick's Day Seat Covers
  • Coors Light Signs

    Client: The Integer Group, Golden, Colo.
    Introduction: April 2003
    Number of displays: 384 (general market sign); 69 (gay and lesbian market)
    Producer: Mechtronics, White Plains, N.Y.
    Coors Light Signs
  • Skyy Sport Backbar P-O-P

    Client: Miller Brewing Co., Milwaukee
    Introduction: March 2004
    Producer: Zipatoni Co., St. Louis (design); Madden Communications Inc., Wood Dale, Ill. (production)
    Comments: 3-D table tents sport active, unconventional display graphics.
    Skyy Sport Backbar P-O-P
  • Smirnoff Backbar P-O-P

    Client: Diageo, Stamford, Conn.
    Introduction: October 2003
    Producer: Colangelo Synergy Marketing, Darien, Conn.
    Comments: Diageo rolled out a $157 million marketing campaign including P-O-P, TV, public relations and additional marketing to support a new bottle and brand look for Smirnoff Ice. The company spent more than $1 million on P-O-P, including on-premise displays such as glorifiers, electrostatic pieces, table tents, napkin holders, shakers, coasters and condiment trays.
    Smirnoff Backbar P-O-P
  • Coors Light Sign

    Client: The Integer Group, Golden, Colo.
    Introduction: April 2003
    Number of displays: 257
    Producer: Mechtronics, White Plains, N.Y.
    Comments: This sign reacts along with fans after a game-winning field goal. It uses sound sensors to activate LED lights as the noise increases. The louder the noise, the faster the lights flash.
    Coors Light Sign
  • Glorifier Boosts Bourbon Brands

    Display is newest element in campaign to gain recognition for distillery's diverse, lesser-known regional spirits lines
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