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Unreal how many contacts we were able to retrieve at our last show. This product created excitement at our booth and got us so much attention, and we retrieved 170+ contacts that are in our core demographics. I will be using again.
I used this product at our last trade show. We offered up a Switch-2 as a prize. We had over 1000 game play's and pulled in over 200 contact's information that we would not have gathered otherwise. TradeShow Trivia is now presented at all my tradeshows to gather attendee's contacts who are in my target audience.
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