The Australian Museum has created uniquely designed Tapit enabled information points located throughout each of the Museum exhibits.
Each uniquely designed Tapit point allows the Australian Museum to deliver rich location based content such as videos, images, text and maps relating to each specific exhibit.
Tapit has also created a mobile content creation platform that allows Australian Museum staff to easily create, edit and deploy mobile optimised web pages so the content experience for consumers is optimised for smartphones.
Read more about the Australian Museum project here.
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Icon Films has used Tapit across their oOH! media investment for the launch of blockbuster film Zero Dark Thirty, with the goal of making it easy for consumers to get the trailer on their smartphone via a simple tap of their NFC enabled phone, consumers also have the opportunity to scan a QR code if they don't have a NFC enabled phone.
The project will be featured on over 200 panels across 91 shopping centres Australia wide, using Tapit both Icon Films and oOH! media can start to understand consumer interactions with their physical media assets via the Tapit platform.
This project is a Asia Pacific first featuring a film client using Tapit. To see how more clients are using Tapit as part of their Outdoor media investment click here.
Xbox engaged Tapit to help launch the blockbuster title, Halo 4.
Using the Tapit platform across their JCDecaux street furtniture campaign, Halo fans had the opportunity to win limited edition Halo 4 posters.
Read more about the project here
Telstra uses Tapit to help customers make Recharging their phone credit simple, easy & effortless.
Telstra using the Tapit platform created a number of Tapit enabled recharge points across Telstra owned assets including phone boxes, retail stores and brand ambassadors.
Read more about how Tapit can create magical experiences for your campaigns here
The NSW Government has created 37 unique Tapit enabled points throughout historical suburb, The Rocks to help educate visitors on the amazing history of Australia's oldest suburb.
Read more about the project here
Virgin Mobile used Tapit to help create magical experiences for their customers at Australia's largest music festival, Splendour in the Grass.
Read about the project here
Telstra used the Tapit platform to help promote their music streaming service, MOG.
By having Tapit enabled objects such as tabletops, street posters and retail touch points, consumers could "tap" their phone to get a free 2 week trial to the Telstra MOG service.
Read more about how Tapit can create magical experiences for your campaigns here
