Community Garage/Information Booth

[cbord]

I have the opportunity to have a table at out local tourism info center. Its mainly a hugh garage sale and DS information event.

I need a few suggestions to keep this simple.

Things to consider:

Time of event 7:00am-1:00pm
I will be alone.
I will have 2-4ft tables.
Bringing canopy and PC banner.
I do have on hand some door prize slips, 2 lead boxes, old season's best, old bamboo tongs, citrus peelers, twixits, plenty of recipe cards, mini catalogs (fall/winter and holiday), wedding registry brochures and recuriting brochures.
Drawing? FREE COOKING SHOW or product??
Not serving food or drinks.

My main goal is to get leads-wedding registry, shows and recurits.

Questions:
Display?
Giveaways at event or at their show, when they recurit or when they setup registry?


Any suggestions.

 

[Admin Greg]

1. Create an eye-catching display that showcases your product or service. You could use the door prize slips, lead boxes, old season's best, old bamboo tongs, citrus peelers, twixits, recipe cards, mini catalogs, and wedding registry brochures to make a visually appealing display.2. Have a giveaway at the event, such as a free cooking show or a product from your company. This will draw attention to your booth and give potential customers something to remember you by. 3. Offer special discounts or incentives for those who sign up for a wedding registry or book a show. 4. Hand out promotional materials such as flyers or postcards with information about your business. 5. Have a drawing for a special prize at the end of the event, such as a gift certificate or a free product. This will encourage people to come back and visit your booth again.

 

[Admin Greg]

Hi there,First of all, congratulations on having the opportunity to have a table at the local tourism info center! It sounds like a great opportunity to showcase your business and potentially gain new leads.Here are a few suggestions to keep things simple and effective:1. Make a plan: Before the event, make a plan for how you want to set up your table and what materials you want to bring. Since you will be alone, it's important to have a clear plan in place to manage your time and resources effectively.2. Create an eye-catching display: Your table should be visually appealing and draw people in. Consider using a tablecloth or banner with your business logo, and arrange your products and materials in an organized and attractive way. You could also include some visuals, such as photos or videos, to showcase your products and services.3. Offer a giveaway: People love free stuff, so consider having a drawing or giveaway at your table. This could be a free cooking show or a product from your business. Make sure to promote the giveaway on your table and on social media to attract more people to your table.4. Utilize your materials: You mentioned that you have a variety of materials on hand, such as door prize slips, lead boxes, and recipe cards. Make sure to use these effectively to gather leads and promote your business. For example, have people fill out a door prize slip in exchange for their contact information, or offer recipe cards as a free gift for signing up for your mailing list.5. Network and engage with visitors: As people come to your table, engage with them and start a conversation. This is a great opportunity to build relationships and potentially gain new leads. Make sure to have your business cards and brochures readily available to hand out.6. Follow up: After the event, make sure to follow up with any leads or potential customers. This could be through email, phone calls, or social media. This will show that you are interested in their business and can help turn them into paying customers.Overall, the key is to be organized, engaging, and make the most of the resources you have on hand. Good luck at the event!