Facing with Trade Shows' boundaries, we are looking for solutions that couls help to minimize attendance risk, especially for SMEs. Here it comes a partnership proposition for Events' Professionals.
Virtual Events: Better Than Being ThereDeb Kennedy
In 2009, The Event Marketing Institute cited 300% growth in this sector and, according to a survey by the Center for Exhibition Research and George P. Johnson, 40% of corporate brand marketers and 31% of exhibition management executives reported using virtual media; 71% of respondents used virtual media to accommodate geographically widespread workforces and customers.
Virtual reality can transform your company's sales and marketing in three simple steps:
1. Convert your 3D model into a virtual reality demo experience
2. Share your demo with anyone, anywhere as just a smartphone app
3. Get insights on customer actions inside your demo so that you can focus and target your marketing and sales actions accordingly
This slide deck will introduce you to virtual reality and how you can get started building your product demos.
Industries benefitting from this:
Heavy equipment
Construction
Manufacturing
Oil and Gas
Mining
Marketing Agency
Advertising Agency
Learn more: http://www.echelonvr.com
The “Business Model Inspirator” has been designed to fuel your imagination and unleash your creativity, helping to improve your business model in Business Design projects. The tool offers a large variety of innovative business model patterns from different industries that might inspire you to think differently within your context. Start by identifying the challenges you have in your current business model and find to corresponding industry examples illustrating alternative ways of conducting your business in order to succeed.
To find out more about Orange Hills visit http://www.orangehills.de.
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Learn more: http://www.echelonvr.com
The document discusses designing the viewer experience for video-on-demand (VOD) services to gain a competitive advantage. It notes that while VOD has grown, services still rely on myths rather than focusing on the viewer experience. Specifically, it argues that fresh content alone does not retain subscribers; premium prices do not guarantee monetization; and low prices may drive trials but not long-term viewership. Instead, the key is to understand the viewer's perspective through their unique journeys, identify differentiating moments, and remap the relationship using an expectations-rewards framework to drive long-term engagement.
This document describes a new digital advertising solution called Smart Canvas. It allows retailers to create eye-catching advertisements for their stores using a smartphone app. The app has templates, fonts, images and drawing tools to make professional looking ads. Users can schedule ads to display on the Smart Canvas display at their store. It also has features like sharing ads between franchises and cross-promotion with other industries. The Smart Canvas comes in different screen sizes and has integrated hardware for long battery life and easy installation in stores.
Circus Freax SAL is a digital media studio specialized in interactive user experiences through 2D and 3D animations, augmented reality, apps, games and more. The company aims to deliver immersive visual and interactive experiences through computer generated imagery and a mixture of reality and virtual dimensions. Some of its offerings include gesture-controlled media, ambient branding, and content to create lasting digital experiences for consumers.
Virtual Events: Better Than Being ThereDeb Kennedy
In 2009, The Event Marketing Institute cited 300% growth in this sector and, according to a survey by the Center for Exhibition Research and George P. Johnson, 40% of corporate brand marketers and 31% of exhibition management executives reported using virtual media; 71% of respondents used virtual media to accommodate geographically widespread workforces and customers.
Virtual reality can transform your company's sales and marketing in three simple steps:
1. Convert your 3D model into a virtual reality demo experience
2. Share your demo with anyone, anywhere as just a smartphone app
3. Get insights on customer actions inside your demo so that you can focus and target your marketing and sales actions accordingly
This slide deck will introduce you to virtual reality and how you can get started building your product demos.
Industries benefitting from this:
Heavy equipment
Construction
Manufacturing
Oil and Gas
Mining
Marketing Agency
Advertising Agency
Learn more: http://www.echelonvr.com
The “Business Model Inspirator” has been designed to fuel your imagination and unleash your creativity, helping to improve your business model in Business Design projects. The tool offers a large variety of innovative business model patterns from different industries that might inspire you to think differently within your context. Start by identifying the challenges you have in your current business model and find to corresponding industry examples illustrating alternative ways of conducting your business in order to succeed.
To find out more about Orange Hills visit http://www.orangehills.de.
7 reasons why you should use Virtual Reality demos at trade showsEchelonVR
Make your trade show booth exciting with virtual reality product demos. Virtual reality product demos are immersive, interactive, memorable and measurable. Get important statistics on trade shows and find out why you need to use virtual reality at trade show demos.
Learn more: http://www.echelonvr.com
The document discusses designing the viewer experience for video-on-demand (VOD) services to gain a competitive advantage. It notes that while VOD has grown, services still rely on myths rather than focusing on the viewer experience. Specifically, it argues that fresh content alone does not retain subscribers; premium prices do not guarantee monetization; and low prices may drive trials but not long-term viewership. Instead, the key is to understand the viewer's perspective through their unique journeys, identify differentiating moments, and remap the relationship using an expectations-rewards framework to drive long-term engagement.
This document describes a new digital advertising solution called Smart Canvas. It allows retailers to create eye-catching advertisements for their stores using a smartphone app. The app has templates, fonts, images and drawing tools to make professional looking ads. Users can schedule ads to display on the Smart Canvas display at their store. It also has features like sharing ads between franchises and cross-promotion with other industries. The Smart Canvas comes in different screen sizes and has integrated hardware for long battery life and easy installation in stores.
Circus Freax SAL is a digital media studio specialized in interactive user experiences through 2D and 3D animations, augmented reality, apps, games and more. The company aims to deliver immersive visual and interactive experiences through computer generated imagery and a mixture of reality and virtual dimensions. Some of its offerings include gesture-controlled media, ambient branding, and content to create lasting digital experiences for consumers.
Virtual trade shows are organized gatherings of companies and brands within an industry. Virtual trade shows are entirely hosted online. The organizer creates a landing page for the trade show and promotes it to the public. To access the event’s content, visitors can register. Then, you can stream the content live or prerecord it and stream it as video-on-demand. In addition, virtual trade shows offer a variety of engagement tools, including sponsor booths and chat rooms that allow visitors to connect with brand representatives. These events can be intimate Q&A sessions or large-scale international conferences.
Virtual Trade Fair's are organized in the website vtradefair.com and by bring every thing virtual we are saving the time, budget, travel, stay costs. This platform will leverage both exhibitors and customers which will be accessed all over the globe. Want to be the global leaders? Join us and we will provide you premium membership. Contact us on www.vtradefair.com.
Best Regards:
Praveen Jalaraddi
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Report in Word Format on MARKETING OF TRADE FAIR FOR CONSUMER DURABLES TO COR...Aneesh Porwal
The document provides information about marketing a trade fair for consumer durables companies. It discusses conducting market research to understand potential exhibitors and visitors. Key areas of research include past trade fair performance, popular product categories, and segmentation of target companies. Communication strategies discussed include advertising in publications, using the internet and directories, and pre-show communications with first-time visitors to promote the trade fair.
The document discusses strategies for exhibitors to successfully use trade shows in uncertain economic times. It argues that while trade show growth is slowing, the events still provide value for exhibitors. It provides tips for exhibitors such as focusing on quality over quantity of leads, evaluating whether target audiences actually attend specific shows, optimizing booth size based on objectives, using lightweight exhibit materials, and prioritizing effective graphics to attract qualified visitors. The key message is for exhibitors to continue participating in trade shows but to do so smarter through strategic planning and focus on objectives rather than just attendance numbers.
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Synergy Summit is an ecosystem that connects startups, investors, entrepreneurs and youth to build up a system that promote the entrepreneurship.
Please download the Synergy Summit Brochure form here or visit www.synergysummit.in to download the brochure.
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Visit us: http://www.synergysummit.in
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The document provides an overview of event marketing and different types of events. It discusses four main reasons companies participate in events: branding and awareness, lead generation, customer engagement, and education. It also outlines different roles companies can take at events, including hosting an event which gives full control over branding and content but requires driving attendance, versus sponsoring which brings attendees to you but with less control. The document serves as a guide for companies on incorporating effective event marketing strategies.
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This document provides a guide to programmatic radio and digital advertising terms. It explains the programmatic buying cycle, gives statistics on digital audio reach and time spent on audio apps, and outlines the benefits of programmatic radio such as finely targeted audiences and ability to track interactions. The guide also decodes common digital advertising acronyms and terms to demystify concepts such as behavioral targeting, click-through rate, cost per conversion, and view-through conversion.
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Explore the key differences between silicone sponge rubber and foam rubber in this comprehensive presentation. Learn about their unique properties, manufacturing processes, and applications across various industries. Discover how each material performs in terms of temperature resistance, chemical resistance, and cost-effectiveness. Gain insights from real-world case studies and make informed decisions for your projects.
Virtual trade shows are organized gatherings of companies and brands within an industry. Virtual trade shows are entirely hosted online. The organizer creates a landing page for the trade show and promotes it to the public. To access the event’s content, visitors can register. Then, you can stream the content live or prerecord it and stream it as video-on-demand. In addition, virtual trade shows offer a variety of engagement tools, including sponsor booths and chat rooms that allow visitors to connect with brand representatives. These events can be intimate Q&A sessions or large-scale international conferences.
Virtual Trade Fair's are organized in the website vtradefair.com and by bring every thing virtual we are saving the time, budget, travel, stay costs. This platform will leverage both exhibitors and customers which will be accessed all over the globe. Want to be the global leaders? Join us and we will provide you premium membership. Contact us on www.vtradefair.com.
Best Regards:
Praveen Jalaraddi
This document provides definitions and descriptions of various types of virtual events and meetings, including webcasts, slidecasts, virtual trade shows, virtual expos, virtual job fairs, podcasts, virtual meetings, bannercasts, audiocasts/telecasts, on-demand content, and live simulated content. It explains the key aspects of each type, such as using streaming media, slide decks, online exhibition halls, job postings, downloadable audio files, telephone conferences, and prerecorded activities. The purpose is to outline the different virtual event formats and technologies that are available.
Report in PDF Format on MARKETING OF TRADE FAIR FOR CONSUMER DURABLES TO CORP...Aneesh Porwal
This document provides details about organizing a trade fair for consumer durables targeting corporate houses. It outlines the market research process including segmentation of target companies and consumers. Communication strategies are discussed for promoting the event to both new and past attendees. The exhibition floor plan and space selection process are also summarized, including pricing and sponsorship opportunities.
Report in Word Format on MARKETING OF TRADE FAIR FOR CONSUMER DURABLES TO COR...Aneesh Porwal
The document provides information about marketing a trade fair for consumer durables companies. It discusses conducting market research to understand potential exhibitors and visitors. Key areas of research include past trade fair performance, popular product categories, and segmentation of target companies. Communication strategies discussed include advertising in publications, using the internet and directories, and pre-show communications with first-time visitors to promote the trade fair.
The document discusses strategies for exhibitors to successfully use trade shows in uncertain economic times. It argues that while trade show growth is slowing, the events still provide value for exhibitors. It provides tips for exhibitors such as focusing on quality over quantity of leads, evaluating whether target audiences actually attend specific shows, optimizing booth size based on objectives, using lightweight exhibit materials, and prioritizing effective graphics to attract qualified visitors. The key message is for exhibitors to continue participating in trade shows but to do so smarter through strategic planning and focus on objectives rather than just attendance numbers.
Digiday Programmatic Marketing Summit | Huge Inc. Digiday
The document discusses the future of advertising in a world where ads may no longer exist. It notes that the chief brand officer of P&G said at CES 2019 that the days of advertising as we know it are numbered. There are three existential threats to traditional advertising: fake traffic, annoying ads, and AI/IoT enabling machines to do shopping. The document advocates evolving from paid advertising to considering the full customer journey, from promotions to solutions, and leveraging IoT devices as new ad platforms. It concludes that brands must evolve from programmatic media to programmatic thinking in order to thrive in this changing landscape.
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The document outlines 11 reasons why exhibitors pay for booths at mobile and virtual events. It discusses how virtual events allow for maximized ROI through global reach, company-wide involvement, and low costs compared to traditional in-person events. It also notes that virtual events provide a rich user experience for visitors, allow exhibitors to track engagement, and help exhibitors generate and organize digitized leads.
How Virtual Environments and Events Can Engage and Educate Your Target AudienceSteve Paul
A customized, interactive, online destination/landing page where a community can gather to communicate, educate and share information with peers around the world, 24 x7.
The Customer journey in the event industry:: Focus on Delegates and ExhibitorsHolger Friesz
Customer experience matters everywhere, especially in a changing industry like the event industry. Digitalization is revolutionizing the way service is being asked for and we need to cater to the demands of new Generations. This presentation held at Saudi Meetings Industry Convention in 2018 gives insights into what it needs to take advantage of the change.
The document summarizes an upcoming event called the siliconindia Franchise City on February 4th, 2012 in Bangalore. The event will provide opportunities for entrepreneurs to meet potential customers, investors, technology partners, resellers, and franchise opportunities. Exhibitors will include organizations looking to expand franchise operations through various partnership models. The event aims to connect 500 delegates and provide networking opportunities for various profiles including entrepreneurs, franchisees, investors, and retailers. Exhibitors will be able to showcase their brands and services to thousands of attendees from industries like retail, real estate, and IT.
Synergy Summit is an ecosystem that connects startups, investors, entrepreneurs and youth to build up a system that promote the entrepreneurship.
Please download the Synergy Summit Brochure form here or visit www.synergysummit.in to download the brochure.
Synergy Summit is an ecosystem that connects startups, investors, entrepreneurs and youth to build up a system that promote the entrepreneurship.
Visit us: http://www.synergysummit.in
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The document provides an overview of event marketing and different types of events. It discusses four main reasons companies participate in events: branding and awareness, lead generation, customer engagement, and education. It also outlines different roles companies can take at events, including hosting an event which gives full control over branding and content but requires driving attendance, versus sponsoring which brings attendees to you but with less control. The document serves as a guide for companies on incorporating effective event marketing strategies.
Virtual Events has become one of the big trends for the event industry in the last two years. This presentation is a Macro-Brief about how are affecting our industry.
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This document provides a guide to programmatic radio and digital advertising terms. It explains the programmatic buying cycle, gives statistics on digital audio reach and time spent on audio apps, and outlines the benefits of programmatic radio such as finely targeted audiences and ability to track interactions. The guide also decodes common digital advertising acronyms and terms to demystify concepts such as behavioral targeting, click-through rate, cost per conversion, and view-through conversion.
Aftermarket Business Platform 2014 Post Event ReportCopperberg
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3. Positions we meet with at Trade Shows:
Face-to-face communication
Target audience at the same
time, in the same place
4. Positions we meet with at Trade Shows:
Face-to-face communication
Target audience at the same
time, in the same place
Industry’s tendencies hub
5. Positions we meet with at Trade Shows:
Face-to-face communication
Target audience at the same
time, in the same place
Industry’s tendencies hub
High access price (space rent, equipment’s
delivering, booth’s designing, etc.)
6. Positions we meet with at Trade Shows:
Face-to-face communication
Target audience at the same
time, in the same place
Industry’s tendencies hub
High access price (space rent, equipment’s
delivering, booth’s designing, etc.)
Long time preparation
7. Positions we meet with at Trade Shows:
Face-to-face communication
Target audience at the same
time, in the same place
Industry’s tendencies hub
High access price (space rent, equipment’s
delivering, booth’s designing, etc.)
Long time preparation
The need of extra HR
8. The positions we meet with during the show:
Face-to-face communication
Target audience at the same
time, in the same place
Industry’s tendencies hub
High access price (space rent, equipment’s
delivering, booth’s designing, etc.)
Long time preparation
The need of extra HR
Low access of ROI evaluation
9. The positions we meet with during the show:
Face-to-face communication
Target audience at the same
time, in the same place
Industry’s tendencies hub
High access price (space rent, equipment’s
delivering, booth’s designing, etc.)
Long time preparation
The need of extra HR
Low access of ROI evaluation
Additional promotion need
10. Facing with these boundaries
Where is a solution that could improve current circumstances?
Minimizing attendance risk
Especially for SMEs
To enter the trade shows globally and currently
Here it comes a ...
12. Involving
•Offer a new value service for
attendees
•Increase participants number
involving SMEs engagement
•Create x 4 additional incomes because
of higher value of sqm comparing with
traditional rental space
Events‘
Organizers
• Attend trade shows remotely getting
the same visitors traffic
• Access to test new products and
markets more globally, without loss
and huge expenses
• Interaction with visitors not only
during, but after the show as well
Exhibitors
• More potential to meet common manufacturers and
creators who could not come to a current trade show
this time
• No need physical business cards exchange. Virtual
meeting during the show keeps the connection after
the show as well
• Time productivity while waiting an appointment
with physical exhibitors – to sit, to take a lovely drink
and enjoy a comprehensive preview without
extraneous interruption
Visitors
13. Involving all the industry players –
organizers, exhibitors and visitors –
this new activity “Virtual Meeting
Island ” brings in to the show a
flexibility and reduce its awareness
about digitalization challenges.
14. The audience of SMEs forms a minority
comparing with all the trade shows‘ attendees.
According to the mentioned boundaries, this
segment keeps a look for outside alternatives
willing to succeed with lower risk.
“Virtual Meeting Island” offers a new service
that allows to integrate small and growing
companies avoiding painful aspects – risk of
investments.
15. As our survey revealed...
The feature of Traditional + Virtual expo combination would
encourage 62% of companies which do not attend trade shows at
all.
The interest is even greater among the companies that were
already looking for new alternatives.
16. The efficiency it
creates
Created niche for SMEs to test new products and
meet the market needs remotely
Saved time, money and HR
Feedback allows to make the
right decision choosing next
show with a full attendance
package
Connection which is
continued after the
show straightly on
Digital
17. The efficiency it
creates
Created niche for SMEs to test new products
and meet the market needs remotely
Saved time, money and HR
Feedback allows to make
the right decision
choosing next show with
a full attendance package
First
connection
potential
18. The efficiency it
creates Comparing the differences between traditional and virtual expo, traditional
trading is about communication face-to-face. It is obvious, virtual is not
going to change it. Otherwise, for a first time meeting, how often the
contracts are signed…
That is why the opportunity of virtual trading enables to start without a
risk, creating an option to come to trade show physically after event’s
market testing and attendees reactions virtually. Call it direction for a
further attendance selection.
19. for any questions and interests contact
eventpro@exponeer.com
www.exponeer.com