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Leveraging Technology in Your Stand

Incorporating technology into your stand can enhance visitor engagement and set you apart from competitors. Here are some ways to integrate technology effectively:

Interactive Displays

Interactive displays, such as touchscreens or virtual reality experiences, can captivate your audience and provide an immersive brand experience. Use these tools to showcase your products or services and gather valuable data on visitor interactions.

Social Media Integration

Encourage attendees to share their experiences at your stand on social media. Create a unique hashtag for the event and display it prominently. You can also set up a photo booth or selfie station, encouraging visitors to snap pictures and share them online.

Lead Capture and CRM Integration

Use technology to streamline lead capture and follow-up processes. Implement a digital system for collecting visitor information, such as email addresses or phone numbers, and integrate it with your customer relationship management (CRM) software for efficient follow-up.

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Rich Ross

Founder

After 25 years working at some of the most awarded creative and tech agencies in the world, Rich grew tired of all the waste. Time thrown away by inefficiency. Great work squandered by miscommunications. And the money. Yikes! So much money going into the machine with no tangible output. What a waste.

Micro was born from his desire to cherry-pick the great people he worked with at the likes of Publicis, Imagination and elsewhere. To create a nexus for all these amazing people to gather and deliver work in a better way. Then, any spare capacity could be put to use helping the kinds of companies that don't have access or budget to afford such mad skills. The ones that are doing something meaningful that doesn't always get the spotlight they deserve.

Micro is now that nexus!

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