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Case Study: How an Interactive Game Stimulated Product Awareness and Sales

by Kimberly Smith
Published on 6/16/2009

Company: Sony United
Contact: Marc Rullo, Sony Electronics Director, Retail Marketing
Location: New York, NY
Industry: Consumer Electronics, Entertainment
Annual revenue: $78,900,000,000
Number of employees: 171300

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In the fiercely competitive consumer-electronics industry, the ongoing battle to create differentiation in consumers' minds becomes particularly cutthroat in the months leading to the annual holiday season.

In 2008, Sony Electronics Retail Marketing Director Marc Rullo found he could make his company's brand stand out by leveraging a bond—James Bond, that is—and a partnership with sister company Sony Pictures Entertainment, which at the time was set to release the most recent Bond flick, Quantum of Solace.

The companies worked with Richmond, VA-based PowerPact to create an interactive game and related sweepstakes that used the broad appeal of James Bond and a million-dollar prize to lure users into learning more about Sony Electronics products.

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