Our marketing case studies document real projects involving augmented reality, WebAR, and digital campaigns. They show how a clear starting point gives rise to a strategic idea, how technology is used effectively, and what measurable results this produces.
The focus is not only on creative solutions, but also on their impact on brands, products, and target groups.
These case studies are aimed at decision-makers, marketing managers, and companies that want to use digital technologies strategically. They are particularly relevant for brands that want to explain complex products, turn attention into interaction, or break new technological ground in marketing and communication. The projects shown offer guidance, inspiration, and a sound basis for decision-making.
What distinguishes these marketing case studies from traditional references?
Our marketing case studies go far beyond a mere project overview. They show not only the results, but also the strategic starting point, the technological approach, and the measurable impact. This provides decision-makers with a realistic basis for assessing the benefits of AR, WebAR, and digital solutions.
How are successes measured in the case studies?
The evaluation is project-dependent and based on clearly defined goals. These include reach, interaction, usage time, conversion, and qualitative feedback.
Where possible, specific metrics are used to transparently demonstrate impact and added value.
Which technologies play a role in the case studies?
Our case studies are based on a broad technological spectrum. These include augmented reality, WebAR, XR applications, 3D visualizations, and web-based and interactive solutions. The choice of technology always follows the strategic objective—not the other way around.
For which companies are these marketing case studies particularly relevant?
The case studies are aimed at companies that want to communicate complex content, products, or processes in a clear and effective manner. Brands from the industrial, technology, retail, and event sectors, as well as marketing and innovation managers with strategic ambitions, will benefit particularly.
Can a project shown be transferred to other industries or requirements?
Yes. Many of the solutions presented are deliberately modular and scalable in design. The case studies are not intended as blueprints, but rather as inspiration and thought models for how technologies and strategies can be applied to different requirements.
