Eye-opening event marketing for nutrient premix client.
How do you make your food ingredient client one of the hottest names at a global food trade show event? With fortified coffee, of course!
In just one of the many trade show marketing campaigns we’ve created for Fortitech over the course of our 20-year relationship, we developed this high-energy promotion touting the premix maker’s ability to incorporate in-demand nutrients while optimizing a product’s flavor and consumer experience.
From the kiosk display (with strategically-arranged premium position at the doors to the main exhibit hall) featuring free samples of antioxidant-infused coffee…to educational materials distributed at the booth…to a range of digital and direct communications that helped maximize kiosk traffic…the Media Logic team ensured that trade show attendees would be thirsty to learn more.
The result? The kiosk was a big hit – barely able to keep up with demand – and it helped increase traffic to Fortitech’s anchor booth in the show’s main exhibit hall. The displays and marketing communications efforts combined to help Fortitech build industry buzz and collect valuable new leads to grow their business.
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