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Beyond the ordinary is extraordinary
Immersive experiences have only just begun

By Rintje Barnes | Executive Creative Director

It seems there is nothing we can’t imagine or predict being developed in the world of tech these days. Yet I continue to look on with amazement at how quickly these new ways of creating are becoming tangible things that we can understand and use in our everyday lives.

But then after the initial wow of seeing each one and thinking, ‘my word, THIS is going to change everything’, I remind myself that, to fully benefit from all those fabulous AI tools, we must always apply our own experience and intelligence. We are the brains that turn ordinary marketing into extraordinary impact, because we are human. We understand what it is to be human when communicating to other humans. AI is not and cannot.

What AI and other technologies can do is help us make those human experiences more engaging. They support our ability to tune into prospective buyers with captivating reasons for why they should take notice and want to dive deeper.

So, why bother with immersive creative if you have an amazing narrative?

By getting meaningful content right first, we can then apply thoughtful creative that elevates and expands ideas even further – making them more interesting, welcoming, and rewarding for users.

The human connection matters – a strong alliance between what we say and how we show it.

91% of buyers prefer more visual and interactive content
[Right Source / DemandGen Report]

Immersive creative transports us into new worlds, projects new feelings, and heightens our emotions. With the right storyline, we can craft authentic, expressive, and totally distinctive experiences that speak to the audience’s needs at exactly the right time for them.

We are all heading into new territory through technology, It’s competitive and exciting, so being bolder and wiser is vital to capitalising on emerging trends and helping brands to be seen (really be seen).

77% of marketers use experiential marketing as a central aspect of their strategy.
[LearningHub]

Immersive experiences have the power to break through surface-level creativity and deliver multi-layered engagement that fully absorbs audiences and inspires them to act.

I always think of this in the simplest of terms – a great idea (backed up by insightful, trusted content) should never be overshadowed by pointless creative. The creative should work in tandem (through the best technology) to create the immersion that buyers really want. Add a big dose of human intelligence to make that combination work perfectly and you are onto something that will give you really worthwhile results.

Now that is extraordinary.

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B2B buyers are continually expecting the ‘next best experience’, making it harder than ever for brands to deliver. At Revere we believe that the right creative idea can pave the way for a positive, memorable experience. Contact us to discuss how we can support your journey to marketing with meaning.