Based on the premise that everyone deserves a free cup of coffee, even really annoying people, Dip-a-Drip was created to help 7-Eleven celebrate National Coffee Day. This event combined both live action and virtual gaming as players from around the world were given the ability through a Facebook app to actually dunk personalities on-location at Washington DC's union square. As account executive, I served as the liaison between the agency, client and 3rd party vendor as well as managed the creative execution and approvals and supported the on-site activation on September 29, 2011. The campaign resulted in an increase in social fan engagement on Facebook and Twitter with stores seeing a 43%+ WoW increase in sales. 

7-Eleven Facebook app
7-Eleven Facebook app
Dunking Booth
Dunking Booth
Outside Union Station in Washington DC
Outside Union Station in Washington DC
Free coffee lines outside Union Station in DC
Free coffee lines outside Union Station in DC
First person game play view
First person game play view
Dip-a-Drip Characters
Dip-a-Drip Characters

The Integer Group and 7-Eleven partnered with the agency Real Art to create a live dunking booth that could be controlled virtually through a Facebook application. 

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