Exhibition

A bustling scene inside the modern architecture of Tokyo International Forum in Japan.

Design, construction, operation, casting for exhibition booths, etc.,
providing one-stop support from event planning through implementation.
Supporting events throughout Japan, and also handling overseas expansion.

1. Pre-Show Preparation (Planning & Design)

This is the most critical phase that determines the success or failure of the exhibition.

1-1. Setting Objectives and Goals

  • Clarify the purpose (e.g., new customer acquisition, brand awareness).
  • Set specific numerical targets (total leads captured, number of “A-Rank” qualified leads, number of meetings arranged).

1-2. Concept, Product, and Booth Selection

  • Narrow down the products/services to highlight based on the exhibition theme.
  • Determine the core concept and catchphrase to promote.
  • Design the booth layout and aesthetics to match the target audience.
  • Select the booth construction contractor and finalize the setup schedule.

1-3. Preparation of Handouts and Promotional Items

  • Prepare distribution materials such as product catalogs, company profiles, and case studies.
  • Select and order giveaways (novelties) that trigger conversations.
  • Organize a system to distribute materials based on attendee interest levels and manage inventory.

1-4. Attendee Attraction (Promotions)

  • Complete sending invitations to existing clients.
  • Promote attendance via website, newsletters, and social media.
  • Secure advance appointments for booth demos or private meetings, specifically with key prospects.

1-5. Preparation for Presentations and Demos

  • Finalize content for booth demonstrations and stage events.
  • Assign speakers/demonstrators and complete rehearsals.
  • Test demo equipment and video content to ensure proper operation.

2. On-Site Operations (Negotiations & Engagement)

Focuses on engaging with attendees and capturing leads (potential customers).

2-1. Attendee Engagement and Lead Capture

  • Finalize staff allocation for reception and distribution duties.
  • Explain products and services to booth visitors.
  • Capture contact details via business card exchange and surveys.
  • Qualify leads upon exchanging cards by recording “Interest Level (Rank A/B/C)” and “Specific Issues/Timeline.”

2-2. Demonstrations and Presentations

  • Conduct regular product demonstrations or mini-seminars.
  • Actively announce start times to gather crowds and generate traffic.

2-3. Meeting Management

  • Set up meeting spaces for high-interest visitors or pre-booked companies.
  • Share the meeting schedule among staff to ensure strict time management.

2-4. Information Gathering

  • Actively visit competitor booths to gather information on market trends.
  • Share feedback with the operation team to adjust strategies in real-time.

2-5. Venue and Operations Management

  • Manage staff shifts and breaks to maintain smooth operations.
  • Manage booth reception duties smoothly.
  • Monitor and replenish inventory of materials and giveaways.

3. Post-Show Follow-up

Critical activities to convert acquired leads into actual sales. We will hand over all collected data to you.

3-1. Thank-You Emails and Material Delivery

  • Send thank-you emails to all visitors promptly after the show.
  • Send promised materials immediately.
  • Personalize emails (segmentation) based on lead rank and product interest.

3-2. Appointment Setting and Opportunity Creation

  • Prioritize listing “Rank A” (high-interest) leads.
  • Rapidly secure appointments for visits or online meetings with A-Rank leads (we can handle this on your behalf).
  • Utilize information gathered on-site (issues/timeline) to advance specific business opportunities.

Advancing business potential one step beyond.
Together, let’s shape the future with vision.

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