Our advertisers include businesses of all sizes, even ones that are still establishing themselves. We work to get each of our partners’ messages to the masses, wherever their target market—or markets—may be. Our partners continually come back to us because they know we get results. We’re not just here for one wild posting campaign; we’re here for the long haul.
Our street-level advantage does the job, but you don’t have to take our word for it. Our wild posting campaigns produce tangible results. Take Amazon Prime’s The Pack as an example: the streaming giant wanted to promote their reality show about an adventure competition involving dogs in a fun and memorable way.
Using our dedicated sites in four prime locations, we put up large billboard graphics advertising the show, enhanced with chew toys for the dogs and takeaway waste bags for pet owners. The campaign ran for two weeks, totaling 2.1 million impressions over that span.
You can check out The Pack’s Case Study here, along with our Case Studies for campaigns including Vans, Universal Pictures, BarkBox, and more.
We’ve architected campaigns with clients across countless verticals, each with unique objectives. And they keep coming back to us. Here’s why.
Burberry
Alchemy helped Burberry dominate Lower Manhattan with 16 dedicated street level locations, culminating in an eye-catching takeover and showroom at our iconic windowscapes in NoHo.
DJ Khaled + Weight Watchers
By assisting with permits and logistics, Alchemy helped bring “Khaled’s Kitchen Tour” across a total of eight strategic cities, drawing the attention of food lovers and fans nationwide.
Facebook Oculus
Alchemy installed 6.5’ x 6.5’ floor graphics around New York and Los Angeles to disrupt sightlines by depicting how much space is needed for an Oculus gym at home.
Goodr
Lines wrapped around the block for this overnight activation, which transported New Yorkers to a tropical oasis and increased brand visibility through free sunglasses and swag giveaways.
Guns ‘N Roses
For the release of the Guns N’ Roses 30th Anniversary “Use Your Illusion” Box Set, Alchemy imitated the two-image illusion on the cover with a 16-foot hand painted 3D lenticular on the famous Roxy Theatre.
Toyota Prius
Toyota wanted to showcase their new hybrid Prius in a cutting-edge way to engage young Asian American consumers, so Alchemy created a 3D animated display on our barricade in Koreatown, Los Angeles.
Y: The Last Man
Alchemy created a newsstand to distribute branded newspapers to New Yorkers and help spread the word about the new FX post-apocalyptic drama.
Glossier
Alchemy helped spread the news of Glossier’s flagship store return to SoHo by deploying pink branded newspaper boxes at strategic local destinations in the neighborhood, along with XL Bow Brow props at prime intersections.
John Hardy
John Hardy wanted to increase awareness during key timing in NYC—New York Fashion Week. They blanketed SoHo to hit their target demographic.
VanMoof
The innovative e-bike retailer wanted to target their store locations while getting their name out there and driving sales.
Vans
Using a combination of traditional wildposting and dedicated ad spaces, Vans had a direct influence on their target market.
Universal Pictures – Blockers
Universal wanted to increase awareness among moviegoers pending the release of its new film Blockers.
AT&T
The telecom giant turned to Alchemy for a multicity campaign that would reach people of color.
Us
This three-phase campaign stoked fan excitement from trailer drop to SXSW premiere to theatrical debut.
Tyler, the Creator
Columbia Records recruited us to help tout a surprise record drop that would yield social-media traction.
Bark Box
The experiential campaign leveraged social media and mobile technology to build brand awareness.
MedMen
The cannabis company came to Alchemy to expand their brand, while keeping them compliant.
Vita Coco
The CPG company used street-level media to spike sales and drive awareness for two of its brands.
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