Skip to Content Skip to Footer
How Lexus Doubled Leads With an Interactive Hologram

How Lexus Doubled Leads With an Interactive Hologram

Zach Brooke

Team One, the advertising agency behind Lexus, had a problem. The marketers needed to get the 2017 car line in front of the masses, but they were running into some concrete obstacles. Stadium-sized ones.

They quickly decided that sporting venues were the ideal locations to reach their target audience, as these buildings have both the density and the right demographic composition. Lexus already paid a premium to operate inside these structures, sponsoring exhibit spaces such as the Lexus Courtside Club at Staples Center and the Lexus Dugout Club at Dodger Stadium. There was only one problem: Building restrictions and transport logistics prohibited the team from installing a fleet of cars inside each venue to present to prospective buyers.

Advertisement

Team One got creative. It also got Ashley Crowder, CEO and co-founder of VNTANA, an augmented reality hologram company that designs scalable and interactive holograms.

Advertisement

Login to view this page. You may create a free account from the login page after clicking "login".

Zach Brooke is a former AMA staff writer turned freelance journalist. His work has been featured in Chicago magazine, Milwaukee Magazine, A.V. Club and VICE, among others. Follow him on Twitter @Zach_Brooke.