To promote and launch Merivales' Pacha Love nights, a homage to Pacha Ibiza’s Flower Power parties, at the Ivy Pool Bar throughout the summer. Revolution 360 decided to take the party to the people and “Share the Love”. With 60’s and 70’s music, musicians, dancers and acrobats we created Pacha Love on and around the beaches of Sydney, showcasing the night and transporting the public back in time, into our world of peace love and hippie.

Laden with real flowers to give away and place in people's hair we arrived in our branded Kombi, creating live theatre that entertained, involved and left people with a feel good experience and the essence of real flower power Pacha Love. Ticket Sales after the first activation alone increased by 108%.

Holden released the Holden Spark earlier this year targeting young female drivers. Amongst a variety of mediums targeting this demographic, Holden distributed a Street poster campaign with Revolution360 all across Australia. The campaign objective was to generate a conversation with youthful female audiences where they put the consumer at the centre of the brand encouraging women to be creative with automobiles.

Launching their new Cyber Security Policy, QBE wished to create an immersive future thinking world within their stand in the middle of a bustling exhibition.

This brief resulted in the QBE QuBE, a fully interactive experience that placed screens on all surfaces with mirrored black walls and ceilings extending the experience. The QuBE transported guests into the future and showcased vivid scenarios about the future of insurance including driver-less cars, connected devices and cyber crime.

Leap Technology was used in order to create a “Minority Report” style experience that allowed the audience to answer questions, plot paths and interact with the presentation by just moving their hands in mid air.
This resulted in 175% more enquiries and proved to be a conversation starter for interactions on many levels.

Founded in 2007, Dropbox is worth 4 billion worldwide but they have only been in Australia for just over a year, so wished to establish themselves and the brand in the marketplace. In collaboration, we have laid out a year long Strategy both internally and customer facing, in order to achieve their objectives. 

The first two events were low cost enhancements to their partner’s events which guaranteed the right demographic and audience alignment. Every element of the event concept was aligned with the Dropbox brand and style, with laneways used as venues, pallets used for a stage, logo and light projections, live D.J’s, street posters and floor chalkings. 

These two events alone attracted double the targeted audience for the first and 3 times more for the second, with a 23% rise in sales and a surge of interest in the company and positions within it. 

Wishing to elevate the Salesforce Essentials Tour to a status that represented the brand and taking thought leadership from their Dreamforce and World Tour events into the APAC region, we created a six city roadshow for between 300 and 1200 per city.

Taking in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Singapore, Auckland and Hong Kong, we created a keynote and breakouts that showed the Analytics, Sales, Communities, Service and Marketing Clouds, through presentation, video, customer interviews and live demo’s from multiple devices. 

Over 5000 people attended with most cities smashing their targets for new prospects, continued customer engagement and lead pipeline generation.