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What is an interactive booth at a conference, and how does it boost brand awareness, expand your customer base, communicate a message of innovation, and help your business grow? You will find all the answers and more in the article below.
Key Takeaways
An interactive booth at a conference increases brand awareness and generates leads
Options include touchscreens, surveys, trivia, sign-ups, and prize giveaways
Position the booth in a central traffic area with high visibility
Real-time data collection enables accurate ROI tracking
If you are planning to take part in an upcoming trade show or business conference, your objectives are most likely to grow the business, promote a product or product line, build a network, attract investors, and reach a new audience. To achieve these goals, your presence at the conference must be impressive, prominent, distinctive, and innovative – the kind that cannot be ignored.
The way to do this is to incorporate digital tools at the conference, such as an interactive booth with games, demos, and touchscreens that create an optimal experience for visitors, impress them, and lead to maximum exposure and visibility for the brand.
An interactive booth is far more than a marketing “gimmick.” It is an innovative and effective technological tool for sales promotion and increased exposure that gets the job done in a creative and engaging way. It will serve you at conferences, trade shows, fairs, events, showrooms, commercial spaces, and any other location where you want your business, product, or service to stand out and succeed.
Experiential Marketing That Engages All the Senses
In a competitive market, every business wants to strengthen its brand. The way to strengthen a brand is through experiential marketing that makes it memorable, creates an emotional connection between the audience and the brand, and conveys the brand story in a compelling way. The combination of innovative, versatile technology offered by an interactive booth makes all of this possible.
At your next conference, with an interactive booth you will present your product through experiential marketing that engages all the senses – sight, hearing, touch, and perhaps even the sixth sense. The product is displayed on a giant LED screen at incredible resolution, with an interactive demo the audience activates through touch, or with an advanced virtual reality experience. In a single moment, your brand will transform from “just another” among hundreds of exhibitors into the talk of the day and the central focus for thousands of visitors – which will significantly advance your goals.
Keep the Audience Engaged at Your Booth for Longer
You know that situation when someone approaches your booth, glances around briefly, skims over your product, and before a minute has passed they are already on their way to the next booth? Beyond being a bit awkward, it is a shame to lose so many potential customers that way. Why not harness the power of an interactive booth at the conference instead?
There are so many ways to keep audiences engaged and curious at your booth and increase their involvement. For example, interactive games on a touchscreen – trivia, bingo, memory games, crosswords, slot machines, roulette, “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire,” “One Against All,” “The Chaser,” and more.
Each such game is an experience that connects the people at the booth, and even more importantly, the questions or game content are written specifically with unique content tailored to your product or brand. The smiles on the audience’s faces and their exclamations of delight will tell you just how much they enjoyed it.
Deliver Rich Information Through a Simple, Intuitive Interface
The era of flipping through printed catalogs is over. A business presentation? That has been outdated for a long time. You no longer need to place products on a table at a trade show and deliver a lecture that puts the audience to sleep. Today, everything happens with an interactive booth, and you will not believe what it can do.
It starts with an interactive, super-attractive presentation on a touchscreen, or with motion and voice sensors. The audience can navigate through your virtual catalog and be impressed by stunning images and video clips. They do not even need to touch the screen, because today you can operate your presentation through hand gestures and voice commands.
Another fairly popular option is to create a 360-degree simulation of the product using virtual reality (VR) or augmented reality (AR). Let your audience truly “feel” the product or make it part of their reality and take a virtual tour. Just remember after a few minutes to pull them out of the simulation, so they do not get lost in there.
Attract the Largest Possible Audience
In a world that is constantly innovating and renewing itself, everyone is looking for the most interesting and unique way to attract an audience and create the WOW effect. An interactive booth is an attraction in every sense – using multimedia and specialized games draws a more diverse and more precisely targeted audience.
Imagine you are walking around a huge conference with hundreds of booths. Which one will you approach first – an outdated stand with a bored representative showing a catalog printed in 1981? Or an innovative, digital, interactive booth that looks as if it came straight out of a Marvel Studios science fiction film? You will probably choose the booth that attracts a large crowd, offers exciting experiences, and has a long line of people stretching at its entrance. An interactive booth is the one that will capture your attention, and the attention of hundreds of other conference visitors – and that is the booth you want to have for yourself.
Collect Details and Grow Your Customer Database
You have successfully drawn people to the interactive booth, and each one of them is a potential customer. Smart use of the booth helps you add as many leads as possible to your database and grow your customer base.
You may remember from the past, at conferences and trade shows, hostesses and reps would stand around with a sheet of paper or a tablet, doing their best to collect names and phone numbers from people who were not exactly thrilled to share their details.
Today, an interactive booth generates leads from customers in a far more efficient and easy manner. A proven method is interactive games that require players to quickly enter a name, email, and/or phone number in order to play. Another option is GIVEAWAY prizes that require customers to provide their personal details in order to receive them. Want to make it even easier on customers? Display a QR code that they scan and fill in the details directly on their mobile device. With an interactive booth, it is the easiest thing in the world.
Personalized Content Is the Next Big Thing
Personalized marketing is the key to success in today’s business world. But how do you do it during a conference with an interactive booth? Nothing could be easier. One way is to do it at the booth itself – since it enables you to use technology to “match” the product to the customer.
Marketing plans or packages? Through a questionnaire the customer fills out at the booth, the perfect plan or package will be matched to them on the spot. Work in design? A smart camera “captures” the customer and places them inside an alternate reality – whether it is a designed architectural space, a new car, designer clothing, makeup, or a cosmetic facial treatment. The possibilities are endless.
If you are handing out gifts during the conference or sending a personal benefit by email, you can tailor the type of gift to each customer’s character or preference based on the data they entered at the interactive booth. This way you will ensure not only that they visit your booth, but that they leave more than satisfied.
Address Objections Intelligently
Familiar with the saying “prevention is better than cure”? Well, with an interactive booth, you can identify potential objections and address them in advance.
The following example will make this clear: suppose you are a car importer and you set up an interactive booth at the conference. The customer is shown a questionnaire on the screen, asking them what their potential barriers to purchasing a new car would be. If they answered that the first barrier is “low safety rating” and the second is “expensive servicing” – the smart booth will display exactly the advantages that address their concerns. They will be shown crash tests proving the high safety level of the vehicle and statistics showing that the car hardly ever needs any maintenance.
This way, by “profiling” the customer at the interactive booth and identifying their objections to the product, you can present relevant information that removes the objection, and effectively increases the likelihood of a purchase.
Audience Profiling for Targeted Campaigns
Have you heard about “audience profiling” for marketing purposes? No, not with a brush and gouache paints – the term refers to targeting audiences and collecting accurate data about visitors, so you can continue marketing to them personally even after the conference is over. This way you will achieve better marketing results over time.
Here is how it works: when the audience approaches your booth and registers there, you will be able to identify them based on any data point you want – gender, address, preferences, areas of interest, type of behavior, eye color, what food they love most, or where they dream of flying for their next vacation. In the days and weeks that follow, use the “smart” information you have collected to target a campaign on social networks such as Facebook, Instagram, and so on, or on search networks such as Google.
Whether you are appearing at a conference to draw an audience, generate new leads, or increase brand recall – first define your goals professionally and thoroughly and clarify what the customer is looking for. Then leverage the advanced technology of an interactive booth to maximize your success and achieve impressive results. See you at the conference!
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