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CAPTURING + CONVERTING LEADSusing email to boost ROI at your next event

Drawing people to the booth

Show lead capture

Post-event emails

Lead nurture

A multi-channel approach

AGENDA

DRAWING PEOPLE TO THE BOOTHtactics + examples

BOOTH DESIGN TIPS

YOUR BOOTH HAS 3 SECONDS TO CAPTURE ATTENDEES’ ATTENTION

Create a game encouraging attendees to take photos, tweet, or share your content

Take pictures for Facebook, Twitter, Instagram

Advertise a specific twitter hashtag or twitter handle

CREATE A BUZZ VIA SOCIAL MEDIA

START EARLY + KNOW YOUR AUDIENCE

FOLLOW THROUGH

SHOW LEAD CAPTUREtactics + examples

COLLECT BUSINESS CARDS / WRITE DOWN LEAD INFORMATION

EASY

LEAD SCANNING TOOLS

EASY

LEAD FORM

INTERMEDIATE

SALES APP

INTERMEDIATE

Who: Evergreen - B2B home furnishings + accessories distributor

What: sales app that incorporated both online activity scoring + in-person scoring

SALES APP

SOLUTION

Sales Rep can manually enter lead

Sales rep can score leads

SOLUTION

Color coded company leads:• Red– Hot• Orange - Warm• Yellow– Cold• Blue - Very Cold• No Color – Not Graded

Color coded customer type:• White - existing customer • Gray - lead

RESULTS

67% increase in the amount of closed leads

FOLLOW-UP EMAILSbest practices + optimization examples

49% OF ATTENDEES PLAN TO BUY WITHIN 12

MONTHS OF A SHOW

POST-SHOW EMAILS BEST PRACTICES

Personalize

Explain how you plan to follow-up

Offer a relevant incentive + include a call-to-action

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LEAD NURTURE PROGRAMtaking your leads to close

NURTURE CAMPAIGN

B2CMARKETING

B2CDESIGN +

DEVELOPMENT

B2CPRODUCTS

B2B ECOMMARKETING

B2B ECOMDESIGN +

DEVELOPMENT

B2B ECOMPRODUCTS

SERVICEMARKETING

SERVICEDESIGN +

DEVELOPMENT

INTRODUCTION

Dynamicallypersonalized

BECOMING MARKETING QUALIFIED

BEHAVIOR SCORE

Visited Whereoware’s website 4

Opened an email 1

Clicked in an email 2

Filled out a form (Preferences, Lead Gen, Contact Us, case study download) 6 (for each unique form submission)

13 Pushed to salesforce.com

60 Call task created in salesforce.com

SPOP/SALESFORCE.COM INTEGRATION

SPOP/SALESFORCE.COM INTEGRATION

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MULTI-CHANNEL OUTREACHusing email to support all your channels

INTEGRATE

5 days later

QUESTIONS? GET IN TOUCH

Bill Haskitt

Partner + heads marketing dept.

bhaskitt@whereoware.com

703-889-1212

Website: www.whereoware.com

Twitter: @whereoware

Facebook: www.facebook.com/whereoware

Blog: www.whereoware.com/blog

James Morris

VP client strategy

jmorris@atlanticexhibits.com

215-674-9500 x 3154

Website: www.atlanticexhibits.com

Facebook: www.facebook.com/atlanticexhibits

Twitter: @atlantic_james

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