Lovemark is increasingly committed to supporting companies in promoting their trade fair activities.
In recent times, thanks also to the health emergency of 2020 which effectively blocked trade fairs for a long period, we have witnessed a strong acceleration in the process which has seen companies shift their marketing investments more and more towards online, discovering that they can achieve effective and measurable objectives with even lower spending than most traditional marketing activities require, such as participation in trade fair events.
Once the fairs were restarted, this led not to abandon the online advertising channel, but to combine it with trade fair activities to maximize the return in terms of results with synergistic work.
An integration of the two worlds that is increasingly gaining ground and which leads to improving the visibility and relevance of brands both online and offline at a trade fair event, overseeing a greater number of touchpoints with which companies can get in touch with prospects.
The campaigns implemented as support for trade fair activities certainly have a focus on brand awareness and the generation of interest, to increase the notoriety of the companies involved in the fair and make users aware of their participation in the event. But another very important focus is on lead generation, with campaigns working to generate online leads to be worked commercially at the trade show event.
In this way, online and offline work synergistically: they create strategies aimed at reaching users in line not only with the offer of the brand but also with the characteristics of the trade fair, thus maximizing results both from a brand awareness and of lead generation.