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The Forgotten Digital Frontier. Marketing Beyond the Booth.
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Rosa Rabinovich
, 17/06/2024
Discover the power of integrating digital marketing with physical trade show presence to drive better engagement, increased traffic, and quality leads. Learn actionable strategies to make your next trade show a success.
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How to amplify your tradeshow potential – a step-by-step guide
So, you've invested quite a bit in a stunning trade show booth. The team is buzzing with excitement expecting it to be the center of attention. Yet, when the day arrives, the anticipated crowds turn out to be rather scarce. When this happens, you've probably missed a key aspect of trade show preparation - not fully integrating digital marketing into your trade show strategy.The Challenge: Bridging the Gap to Maximize Potential
Too often, companies focus heavily on their booth's physical setup and ignore the digital engagement that goes with it. This oversight can lead to disappointing foot traffic, missed opportunities, poor engagement with potential customers, and a less effective exhibition as a whole.The Strategy: A Holistic Approach - Integrating Digital with Physical
Achieving trade show success means thinking beyond the booth. It involves a proactive approach before, during, and after the event to ensure all marketing efforts are harmoniously aligned to maximize your return on investment. Let's explore the steps you can take to make this happen:Laying the Groundwork: Pre-Show Essentials
Just as the booth and marketing materials are planned months in advance, your digital marketing strategy must follow suit. This helps make sure that every aspect of the exhibition strategy is aligned and optimized for maximum impact. Setting Goals Start by establishing clear objectives:- Increasing brand awareness by strategically utilizing your presence at the expo.
- Maximizing traffic to your exhibition booth
- Creating a database for ongoing engagement and nurturing
- Defining KPIs - Measuring performance and continuous improvement (eg. Number of campaign impressions, website or landing page visits, email open rate, event participation, and more)