How do you ensure your booth at an exhibition is busy with Prospects? Trade Show success is dependent on many things but the most important is to stand out from everyone else!
When you make the decision to exhibit at a trade show, often spending thousands of pound for the privilege, it is vital that you get as many of the delegates to visit and speak to your team as possible. In order to do this you need to make sure that you are doing something different from all the other exhibitors. You need to make the delegates want to stop at your stand more than everyone else.
I was recently hired by Snowplow to ensure that they maximised every opportunity. I spent two days at London Olympia speaking to delegates and showing them a bit of magic before introducing them to the company I was representing. To say it was a huge success is an understatement.
I was left this review by the client. “Andy Jamieson is the most brilliant and creative magician! I couldn’t recommend him more highly. His magic is totally mindblowing! He joined us on our stand for a corporate event and totally wowed the crowd and delivered a supremely entertaining show.” You can find more reviews HERE
Not only was the client pleased with the results, I was noticed by several other exhibitors and have several enquiries about helping them in the future at other trade shows in Essex and London as well as other corporate events. One exhibitor said “I am completely sold on the benefit of having you on our stand at our next trade show.”
Get in touch to see what I can do for your company and to discuss your requirements. Whether you are exhibiting at a trade show in London, Essex or any other UK location or having a corporate event, close up magic is the perfect way to make your company and your event stand out and be even more memorable.
The magic can be tailored to help deliver your company message and I can even leave delegates with a little souvenir with your company details that they can keep.
If you would like a quote or to reserve your date please get in touch.