Successful
experiences
Disney
World was probably the first global brand experience
and changed forever the concept of what a theme park could
be like and Starbuck’s, without traditional advertising,
helped create a new society by reinventing the coffee
experience.
Build
A Bear children’s toy store in the US allows
the child to customize their bear in a highly creative
and memorable way.
The
Gumball Wizard, transformed the sleepy gumball
dispensing industry by staging an engaging gumball spiraling
experience, including kinetic sculptures and pinball-like
machines moving the whole industry towards sensory laden
experiences.
Nike
invented the new sport of Scorpion football.
Some
experiences simplify a whole industry like Easy
Jet or show simplicity through the aesthetics
of product and store design, like Muji.
Body
Shop builds an experience around its principles,
while XXXX uses the senses to sell its
highly fragrant products.
Experience
places are proving successful in B2C and B2B like Pleasant
Company’s American Girl Place in
Chicago, Case Engineering’s heavy
machinery space for trying out earthmoving equipment or
even Burj Al Arab in
Dubai which charges visitors not staying in the hotel
to go across its private bridge that houses this soaring
venue.
The
Dell computer experience is certainly
more than the PC because it offers new sales channels,
self-configuration, and selection of servicing options.
Jungle
Doctor, a pediatric dentist in Phoenix created
a jungle motif for his office and his business has sky
rocketed because the word of mouth is fantastic, kids
don’t cancel their appointments anymore and they
actually leave with a smile on their faces.
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