When it's summer, do you go to festivals to present your businesses as part of offline awareness?
Business Marketing with Nika
27 replies
Do you also present your business locally during summer events in an offline space?
Usually, such events as big festivals are quite interesting places. (At least, we have a few where companies book their spots and present their activity at booths).
Also, feel free to share good festivals in your country. 😉
Replies
![YC J](https://ph-avatars.imgix.net/6927127/bdc77df6-6033-453f-9437-d9688b8d5936.jpeg?auto=compress&codec=mozjpeg&cs=strip&auto=format&w=36&h=36&fit=crop)
YC J@yc_j
I wonder which events are more effective, renting a booth at a big event or host a small targeted gathering using your own name. 🤔
Share
@busmark_w_nika make total sense! Thanks for the quick reply
Launching soon!
We love putting up booths to share our thoughts on what we have built and making the audience aware of what difference we are making in the market. Also, we have been a part of the biggest events in India like Gen-AI Summit by Inc42, DEVCON, etc.
Launching soon!
@busmark_w_nika Approximately 3-5 people, price matters from event to event. Some do it for free and in a few of the events they take some bucks.
Launching soon!
@busmark_w_nika DEVCON was a hit. Amazing people and companies with their crazy demo🔥
Launching soon!
@busmark_w_nika Oh, we are really sorry about that.☹️
No I dont like presenting my business in real world😅
@busmark_w_nika Yes I am :D
Absolutely, attending summer festivals is a fantastic way to engage with potential customers and build brand recognition. It's a perfect opportunity to create memorable experiences and connect with your audience in a fun and relaxed environment.
McDonald's menu is a global symbol of fast food, offering a variety of items that cater to diverse tastes and preferences. From its iconic Big Mac and Quarter Pounder with Cheese to its ever-popular Chicken McNuggets, the menu is designed to appeal to both traditional burger lovers and those seeking lighter fare. Salads, wraps, and fruit options provide healthier choices, while the breakfast menu features classics like the Egg McMuffin and hotcakes. https://www.mcdonaldsmenuph.com/
Launching soon!
This is a great idea! I'll look into places where we can present our product.
@dan_o_malley Usually conferences are mostly used because there are more networking opportunities in the niché. But you know festivals can have more B2C users (the disadvantage is that they listen to you in a not-very-sober state) :D ups
Launching soon!
@busmark_w_nika Good point about to consider the not-very-sober state!
I have attended conferences in the past for marketing and design. Excited to return to these to present our upcoming product Respired.io (launches tomorrow) and reconnect with friends. Hope to bump into some of you all at upcoming events
@claytonwalker which conferences were best according to you?
@busmark_w_nika I like NAB and Adobe Max!
@claytonwalker Thanks for sharing – NAB is new to me so I will have a look at it :)
Launching soon!
Yes, it is great but it can be quite expensive!
Absolutely! Attending summer festivals is a fantastic way to boost offline awareness and connect with potential customers face-to-face.
@lightfield Some festivals you like? :)
I am ready to be a part 📈🫡
Definitely interested in attending some tech/startup events and festivals this summer to promote our new product! I think it's a great way to build more offline awareness and buzz. Would love to hear recommendations for good events in the US or Europe. I know Web Summit in Lisbon is huge but probably too late to get a booth for this year. Might check out Collision in Toronto or SXSW next year though!
@lindarobinson2 Bitz and Pretzels in Munich, or Slush in Helsinki or try Wemakefuture in Italy (next year) :)
Absolutely, showcasing my business at local summer events is like giving it a real-life "marketing tan"! It's a great way to connect with the community and soak up that offline awareness. Do you have any favorite festivals where you love to set up shop?