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An interactive booth at a conference can be a phenomenal success, or a complete waste of time. What’s the secret? We’ve gathered the strongest and most effective tips, tried and tested for years by marketing experts – they will help you generate more leads, become a leading brand, and provide your visitors with nothing short of an amazing experience.
So you’ve finally decided to set up a polished, custom interactive booth at the major conference or trade show, in order to showcase and market your brand, products, or innovative services to a broad and diverse business audience. An excellent and strategic decision! That said, it’s crucial that you understand right now that this is an especially competitive and intense event, extremely crowded with visitors, and tightly bound by a challenging schedule.
Don’t forget – everyone, absolutely everyone, is competing against you for the same limited target audience, everyone is hungry and ready to capture as many hot, promising leads as possible, and yes, everyone is trying to sell as many products or services as they can at lightning speed.
That’s why it’s vital that you read carefully, study and memorize, and properly implement the tips and strategies we’re about to reveal before your next big event.
Define Your Target Audience
Before you set up an impressive interactive booth for the big conference, don’t skip – under any circumstances – the critical planning stage! This is where you instantly turn into a kind of private investigator or detective, trying to decipher the mystery of your audience’s motivations, desires, and passions. What do your customers dream about at night? What innovations do they fantasize over? What makes them happy?
Now, after correctly decoding your audience, connect their needs to your clear business strategy – and properly define the goals and objectives of the interactive booth. Is the goal to generate more hot leads? To penetrate new audiences you haven’t reached yet? Is this a spectacular launch debut for an innovative product that will surprise everyone? Or are you looking to firmly establish and embed your brand in the audience’s awareness? Setting these clear goals will have a major impact on the design, content, and functionality of the perfect interactive booth.
Plan What the Audience Will Feel
Let’s be honest, people remember fun and interesting experiences much better than they remember dry data or information. That’s why you shouldn’t treat the interactive booth merely as a technical display or sales tool, but rather as a complete experiential journey – exciting and intriguing for your customers.
Before the conference, define exactly what positive emotions you want to evoke among the curious visitors at your booth. Do you want to tap into their natural curiosity? Create an amazing “wow!” effect of surprise? Maybe you want to move them deeply, right to the heart? Or make them walk away with a triumphant feeling of satisfaction, excitement, and inner happiness? Remember well that the best and most effective way to leave an indelible mark on the hearts and memories of visitors is by creating a deep and meaningful emotional experience.
Create a Bold Marketing Message
Now, you need to craft a short, intriguing, and magnetically attractive marketing message – what exactly happens at your amazing interactive booth? What tremendous benefit comes out of it for the participants who come to try out the experience? Is it unique information they can obtain, a fascinating contest with great prizes, an exclusive free gift, or perhaps a special digital perk? You can of course combine some or all of these into one giant groundbreaking experience.
The marketing message at the booth could be something like: “Trouble falling asleep? Suffering from insomnia? Come discover how our pillow solves your sleep problems. Participants will receive a personalized pillowcase with your name on it!” This is an example that tells the customer what the product does, what problem it solves, and what unique gift they’ll receive. Between us, who wouldn’t be curious to step in and check it out?!
Choose the Right Technological Tool
In the next stage, you’ll need to make a big and important decision – how exactly to use the advanced technology of an interactive booth to deliver the perfect experience for visitors?
There are endless amazing and tantalizing options. From an interactive product catalog to humorous video games that will make everyone laugh out loud and even post a story that earns lots of likes. You can also run an interesting and challenging poll for curious participants (just no political polls, please). Or an impressive 3D simulation of the product. And what about a mind-blowing dive into a world of virtual reality or completely innovative augmented reality?
There are tons of cool ideas! The right and creative choice of groundbreaking technology will ensure the success of the booth and make it resonate throughout the entire conference.
Make Your Booth Stand Out and Shine
As they say in real estate: location, location, location. Where will you position your booth on the conference floor?
We strongly recommend positioning yourself at the most central and prominent spot at the event, at the busiest and most vibrant intersection – unless of course you want to become a secret niche booth that only the most curious visitors will discover…
Invest in distinctive signage and lighting that will highlight and clearly mark your booth. The logo and company name, as well as the names of innovative products, must be visible from every corner of the hall.
Add a catchy, original advertising slogan that describes in one short, concise sentence what makes the experience at your booth unique and worth visiting. A bad example of a generic, completely unappealing slogan: “Come meet our products.” On the other hand, an example of an excellent and enticing slogan: “A funny and fun surprise is waiting for you the moment you step into our booth!” This kind of tagline will definitely arouse curiosity, create anticipation and excitement among visitors for the innovation and the promise of an especially enjoyable “surprise.”
Your Audience Is King
Your audience are the ones who’ll come to experience your interactive booth, so it’s important that they enjoy themselves and get the maximum experience with zero effort. That’s why you should help visitors with smart and easy navigation through the space.
Set up a stylish and comfortable chair where they need to sit, or even better – pamper them with a comfortable, soft lazy-boy armchair (don’t be surprised if people don’t want to leave). Colorful or eye-catching markings can help visitors remember the way. If your booth has several different zones, use clear markings to differentiate between them. For example, you can use different colors or different symbols to indicate each area.
If there’s a special photo spot, or a screen controlled by hand gestures, we strongly recommend sticking footprints on the floor, along with clear text saying “Stand here for the perfect experience.” This way, your audience will feel comfortable and confident and won’t get lost in the sophisticated interactive booth. Simple and clear visual guidance ensures that your audience gets the most out of your booth experience.
Recruit a Team of Professionals
A high-quality interactive booth works hand in hand with the essential human element. We’re of course talking about an outstanding team!
Recruit a team of fun, pleasant professionals – people with friendly, smiling demeanors. It’s extremely important that they undergo thorough training on every nuance of the special booth, and that they are fully connected to your brand, company, and amazing products. Don’t forget to equip them with branded attire and accessories.
During the conference itself, team members will actively invite the curious crowd, offer courteous assistance for every question, give clear explanations, and elevate the stunning atmosphere even further to create a completely unforgettable visitor experience. They don’t have to bang on drums – simply create a positive and vibrant atmosphere.
Invest carefully in team recruitment and choose only the highest-quality and most suitable people – not just freelancers who’ll spend the entire day “busy” with mobile games or endless Facebook scrolling… but rather those who will truly become excellent ambassadors and representatives of your brand.
Move Participants Through the Booth at a Fast Pace
Nobody likes getting stuck waiting in a long, annoying line behind that not-particularly-quick lady who spends a whole hour rummaging through her huge purse for small change at the supermarket checkout… The same rule applies to a successful interactive booth at a conference – make sure to manage a smoothly flowing, dynamic queue of enthusiastic participants.
Move visitors through the booth at a fast pace, hit them with added value and amazingly engaging content, deliver an immersive experience that ignites excitement and enjoyment, collect their details to create the desired lead, and move on immediately to the next participant in line. Every visitor enjoys being the star for 15 seconds of fame (we got carried away – a few minutes is also fine). This method ensures a continuous, alert, and dynamic flow of people and a non-stop supply of hot potential leads.
To sum up, we hope you’ve taken notes and memorized these tips regarding an interactive booth at a conference. Define your audience and goals, choose the tools and the form of the booth experience, plan your marketing message, pay attention to location, accompany your audience, and make sure the journey is enjoyable (and short). If you implement this smartly and correctly – your booth will be the highlight of the conference.
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