Would You Like Fries with that Virtual 10 x 10?
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The document discusses strategies for selling interactive online listings and trade show booth space rentals. It includes topics such as pricing, up-selling techniques, creating collateral, and providing analytics to enhance sales. The author emphasizes the importance of effective selling practices in the exhibition industry.
Would You Like Fries with that Virtual 10 x 10?
- 1. Would You Like Virtual Fries with That 10 x10? Selling Interactive Online Listings with Trade Show Booth Space Rentals By Michelle Bruno, CEM, CMP
- 5. Don’t Fries Make You Fat? Why?
- 7. Select Interactive Floor Plan
- 8. Sell When You Sell Exhibit Space
- 10. Sell A-La-Carte
- 12. Sell Like H*!!
Editor's Notes
- #3: We’re not referring to virtual trade show booth in hybrid events.We’re talking about “interactive online listings”Example from CES 2012
- #6: Why have virtual online presence functionality as part of online directory?73% of attendees under 40 do an online search to make a short list of exhibits to visitExhibitors want the increased visibility, SEO, exposure up to 4 months before the showOrganizers enjoy the additional revenue
- #7: How to Up-sell?
- #8: Look at vendorsMake sure they are mobile
- #10: Upgraded listings sell for $99 - $1,500 each with average around $400-$500
- #11: Offer basic listing for freeExhibitors with upgrades get 4-5 times more page views than those with basic listingOnline featured exhibitors (those that purchase keywords and product categories) receive online traffic 2-3 times greater than those who don’t purchase upgraded featuresA-la-carte allows small to medium-sized exhibitors to participate
- #12: Create interactive collateralShow lots of examplesGive success stats
- #13: Add to the order formAsk for the saleSell next year at current year’s showPromote
- #14: VisitsClick-throughsSearch rankingsSearch terms used to get to the online profileTimes favorited or added to the attendee plan
- #15: Follow this plan for a healthy trade Show diet of:Helping attendees assemble their pre-show listGiving exhibitors additional exposure and marketing opportunitiesGrowing the show’s bottom line