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      <title>Stunt Marketing Economics: What a Street Activation Actually Buys and How to Price It</title>
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      <description>Somebody on a marketing team signed off on trucking snow into a city centre so a snowmobile could sit on it for an afternoon. That is a line item. It went through a budget review, it beat something else for the money, and someone will be asked at the end of the quarter whether it worked. This is a walkthrough of how that decision gets made, where the numbers go soft, and what a planner should actually be underwriting.</description>
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