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How to Use Influencers for Trade Show and Conference Marketing

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How U.S. Businesses are Integrating Entertainment into Conferences and Trade Shows

If you're not there to sell something, the main reason people go to trade shows is to see and learn about new goods. But in a sea of booths and exhibits, showing off the features and benefits of your goods isn't enough to get and keep people's attention. To make your product stand out, you need to tell an interesting story about it—one that connects with people and shows them how it can meet their needs.First, figure out what your product is all about. In what way does it help? How does it make the people or companies you want to reach better? This story should be the basis for everything in your show, from the pictures and graphics to the hands-on activities.

Your booth should be seen as a stage where your product's story comes to life

Include multimedia presentations, hands-on demos, and immersive experiences that give people real chances to connect with your product.You might want to make stories or use cases that show how your product can be used in real life. For instance, if you're releasing a new piece of technology, hold a live show so people can see it solve a problem right then and there. Big, interesting graphics can help you tell this story visually, leading people from the problem to the answer.Interactive parts are very important. They not only keep people interested, but they also make experiences that people will remember, which will keep your goods in their minds long after the trade show is over. Think about adding virtual reality (VR) or augmented reality (AR) experiences that let people explore the features of your product in a completely realistic setting. These kinds of events can help people understand complicated features better and bring out the things that make your product stand out from others on the market.Don't forget to connect the launch of your new product to a bigger marketing plan that includes teasers before the show, live social media coverage during the event, and campaigns to keep the energy going after the show. This strategy will keep your goods in the spotlight, making the most of the money you spend on the trade show.

In the real estate business, this trick has always worked

How many of us have been to an open house where chocolate chip cookies smelled great? At the 2014 International Builder Show, Lowes had a booth that was packed with people just because they were giving away free chocolate chip cookies. As people waited in line, people working at the booth asked them questions and used the time to point people to product demos inside the booth.Related: 4 Ways to Get People to Come to Your Booth at a Trade ShowIn this way, the sales team had a chance to talk to people and find the right prospect to bring further into the show. As much as this strategy might not work for your business, you should think about what your own "freshly baked cookies" strategy is. Think of a way that your booth can be fun, exciting, and useful for people who are shopping.Take Part in Games if you want to play a game, stop giving away your stuff and get more people to enter their information. A beanbag toss through five holes with a picture of different prizes is an example of an easy and popular booth game. If someone gets the bag through the hole, you should give your stuff away.trade show where therma truUse engaging games to get people to come and give you useful information.Interactive games will not only get people to come to your booth, but they will also give you a unique chance to get useful information for future outreach.

You might want to add digital features to your game

like a QR code that players can scan to sign up or enter their information. Getting the information this way is not only faster, but it also lets you send personalized offers or reports after the event. By finding the right mix between entertainment and data collection, you can get people more involved and build a stronger, more open audience for your brand.Staffing and trainingIt's important to have the right people working at your show. This should include engineers, product managers, and salespeople who are taught and know what they're doing. They need to learn how to talk to people. You shouldn't bring your new marketing planner who doesn't know the difference between a gusset and grout here. You also shouldn't bring that smart engineer who would rather be stuck in the office than talking to strangers.Related: The Best Schedule for a Trade ShowAlso, make sure that the people working at the booth know what the trade show is all about, all of the goods, and how to use important booth technology like screens and badge scanners.It takes a lot of work and money to set up an exhibit at a trade show. If you do it right, trade show displays can bring you benefits that directly affect your bottom line. Take these five tips into account as you plan your trade show marketing as the season for trade shows comes.

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