Keep Attendees In Your Booth Longer With Interactive Trade Show Games
Interactive trade show games do a great job of driving more traffic to your booth. But they can also keep that larger crowd of attendees in your booth longer, too.
Here’s how two of our interactive trade show games increase attendee dwell time:
Challenge Bar Trivia: Play It Again, Sam
When your booth
Fun Audience Engagement With A Virtual Prize Wheel
Note: This is the latest post in our series of audience engagement posts.
One of the challenges of corporate events is to break out of the cycle of sameness. A series of speeches, presentations, panel discussions and an uninspired trade show can have a hypnotic effect on attendees.
So why not
Debunking The Myth of 100% Attendee Participation in Events
“I want 100% of the attendees to participate in this activity!”
It’s a phrase that I hear from meeting planners all the time. They are convinced that the attendee engagement experiences won’t work if only 60% of the people do it.
How to Prepare Speakers to Use Audience Response Apps for Greater Attendee Engagement
The greatest advantage of event apps and audience response apps is to give your attendees a voice.
Instead of passing around microphones in a large audience of 1,000 attendees, an event app or audience response app can be used to capture hundreds of questions instantly from curious attendees.
Equally important – activities
20 Ways To Increase Event Attendee Engagement With Event Technology
Using event technology to poll attendees is only the beginning of what you can do to create more attendee engagement.
Event technology, event apps and audience response apps offer several new and improved ways to create conversations with your audience.
Here are some of the things you can do: poll, play, create,
What Is Audience Engagement For Events?
At their best, events are an explosion of content and ideas where we craft meaningful stories and create community.
However, events are also where we too often load everybody up with as much coffee as we can give them and then send them into a big, dark room with rows and