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“Tradeshows . . . Where Good Leads Go To Die” (Part 1)

I almost fell out of my chair when a partner of ours said this yesterday.

We were discussing how event lead tracking works, or more accurately doesn’t work, when he came up with this gem; and it’s tragically accurate.

  1. Leads that are appropriate, but never get followed up on.
  2. Leads that are the wrong person, the wrong time or just wrong.
  3. A list of scanned attendees that only came to your booth for <<insert reason here, but not the one you wanted>>.
  4. The expense.
  5. The delays.
  6. The inefficiencies.
  7. The meaningless data.
  8. The different tools (swipe, scan, insert, write your name here).
  9. The inconsistencies . . . it goes on and on and on.

For all of the effort and poor results, it would almost be better to just collect business cards – if anyone carries them anymore.

Over the next several weeks, we will be publishing a series of white papers and articles in the business and event press that will outline the problem, the opportunity and our proposed solutions.

Viva leads . . . we’re about to do something about that.

Read more in “Tradeshows . . . Where Good Leads Go To Die – Part 2“.

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