Objective: To expand the panelist base for cosmetic skin tests through participation in a trade show. The company aimed to streamline data collection, enhance attendee engagement, and establish a strong follow-up mechanism.
Challenge: Previous data collection involved manual forms, leading to handwriting deciphering and time-consuming database entry. Participation in the trade show posed challenges due to limited booth staff, necessitating an attention-grabbing solution for data collection and relationship building.
Solution: eTourMe introduced an innovative engagement passport strategy with three primary goals:
Execution: Data collection was revamped through a digital Scratch & Win mechanism with two capture instances and three prizes. The approach involved:
First Instance: Attendees won an SPF bracelet, fostering immediate engagement. This item was previously distributed for free without data exchange.
Second Instance: To claim the second prize, which included a skin type consultation and personalized SPF recommendation, participants entered details like age and race. This step qualified leads and motivated attendees to visit the lab for the skin test.
Follow-Up: After playing at the trade show, participants received an email containing company information and serving as an entry to a grand prize raffle.
Results:
Conclusion: Implementing the engagement passport transformed the trade show participation for Eurofins. It introduced an effective way to collect data, engage attendees, and foster relationships. The strategy not only simplified data collection but also showcased lab services and educated attendees. The case study demonstrates how innovative approaches can significantly enhance visibility, reputation, and business growth.