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How to effectively promote your business, before, during, and after the expo

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Kadaga and other PPDA officials during the launch of the expo

The East African Business Expo is a great opportunity for businesses to showcase their products and services, connect with potential customers, and build brand awareness. However, simply showing up at the expo is not enough to guarantee success. To make the most of the event, businesses need to have a solid plan for promoting themselves before, during, and after the expo.

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Here are some tips on how to effectively promote your business before, during, and after the East African Business Expo:

· Before the Expo:

Spread the word: Start promoting your participation in the expo early by leveraging your existing social media channels, email lists, and website. Use eye-catching graphics and engaging captions to attract attention and generate interest.

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Offer incentives: Consider offering a special discount or another incentive to people who visit your booth at the expo. This can help incentivize people to come and check out your products and services.

Collaborate with other businesses: Reach out to other businesses who will be exhibiting at the expo and see if there are any opportunities for collaboration. For example, you could team up with a complementary business to offer a joint promotion or giveaway.

· During the Expo:

Engage with attendees: Don’t just sit behind your booth waiting for people to come to you. Instead, actively engage with attendees by asking questions, offering demonstrations, and actively providing information about your products and services.

Collect contact information: Make sure to collect contact information from everyone who visits your booth. This will enable you to follow up with them after the expo.

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Offer incentives: Remember the incentives you offered before the expo? Make sure to promote them heavily during the event to encourage people to stop by your booth.

· After the Expo:

Follow up with leads: The real work begins after the expo is over. Make sure to follow up with all the leads you collected during the event, whether by email, phone, or other means. Personalise your communication and offer any additional information they may need to make a purchase.

Share your success: If you had a successful expo, don’t be shy about sharing your success with your followers on social media and other channels. This can help build buzz and generate additional interest in your products and services.

Evaluate your performance: Take some time to evaluate how well you performed at the expo. What worked well, and what didn’t? Use this information to improve your strategy for the next event.

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Promoting your business effectively before, during, and after the expo is key to maximizing your success at the East African Business Expo. By following these tips, you can ensure that you make the most of this valuable opportunity to connect with potential customers and build brand awareness.

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