Marketing products takes a lot of creativity. According to CBS News, the average American sees over 5,000 advertising messages daily. To make an impact when marketing products, your advertising, event planning & marketing strategies have to incorporate eye-catching techniques that leave an impression that lasts long enough to get consumers into the stores to buy. This is where Landmark Creations inflatables really shine! Inflatables Help marketers gain attention in almost every industry.
Bowling for Soup used these happenin' hands as stage props during their European tour. Inflatable, easily portable and definitely eye-catching, these hands performed almost as well as the band did.
During the process of rebranding the Telemundo Network, Laura Repreza, Marketing and Promotions Director, needed something to help with the TV station promotions she had planned.
Multimedia firm, Lunchbox Communications, developed the idea of using an advertising balloon in television commercials for CharcoCaps all-natural, anti-gas capsules.
Inflatable Parade Float Makes Waves for Local Travel AgencyEver since he can remember, Brando Quinn has loved parades. "As a kid," he says, "I liked watching the Macy's parade on Thanksgiving Day." So, when he was looking for a powerful tool for drawing traffic to his Fun N' Sun Travel & Cruise Agency, he immediately chose a parade float.
Fandango, a special events coordinator, knew that after 9/11 people, in general, were showing more patriotism. However, people in Washington, DC were particularly prone to flag-waving and the like. That’s where the idea of the Statue of Liberty head inflatable came into play.
What says "beep beep" and runs circles around other forms of mobile marketing? The Road Runner, of course! How do we know? Time Warner Cable has the pictures to prove it.
Inflatable Airplane Replica Takes Off at Parades and EventsAs a champion of diversity and inclusion, American Airlines participates in countless parades, conferences, and recruitment events. So, when the global commercial carrier updated their iconic branding, they decided to dial up their visibility at these popular venues. How? With a custom inflatable replica.
ATV Resort Uses Inflatable Mascot as a True LandmarkHow many times, in the course of your weekly conversations, does the sentence "Just turn right at the giant buffalo" come into play? That's what we thought.
Edwin The Inflatable Duck Is A Big Hit At CESThousands of people, hundreds of booths, and everywhere you look, there's a cool new gadget to grab your attention. The Consumer Electronics Show is the place to be for tech firms, but without a standout display, it can be tough to attract buyers to your booth.
KHCW-TV wanted something non-traditional that would increase their visibility at the many events they attend each year. After visiting Landmark Creations' website, they were impressed with what they saw and decided a custom inflatable tent would work well for their purposes. They haven't been disappointed!
Inflatable Mascot Takes Iconic Viking Warrior on the RoadFor over 50 years, Big Ole has welcomed visitors to Alexandria, Minnesota. Towering 28 feet high, the fiberglass Viking warrior holds a shield inscribed with the city's claim to fame: "Alexandria, Birthplace of America."
Inflatable Town Mascot Featured in 350th AnniversaryConsidering the United States is not even 250 years old, honoring a town's 350th anniversary is quite special indeed. That's why the township of Smithtown, New York, went all out to celebrate — including the Chamber of Commerce.
“The setup is so easy. We have had event tents and other promotional items in the past that were a nightmare to set up and break down. The inflatable is now the easiest part of the setup, and probably the most identifiable.”
- Vaughan Cutillo, Montauk Brewing Company
"We had a very positive experience working with Landmark Creations and were very impressed with their service and how quickly we were able to receive our inflatable. The product is high quality and super easy to use, which makes a huge difference when setting up."
- Missy Keiper, Avera McKennan Foundation