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    Théo Le Breton

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    Case study Â· Growth marketing

    Three VivaTech shows: capture, qualify, follow up after the show

    Representing Tinycoaching at VivaTech, three editions. A show where thousands of visitors walk past a stand in two days, and where almost everyone leaves with a contact list that goes cold in a spreadsheet for three weeks.

    The constraint: The value of a trade show is created in the 72 hours after it. Which is exactly when the team is drained, travelling, and nobody has time to follow up properly.

    How it ran

    1. Upstream preparation: companies and contacts to meet identified, meetings and leads lined up.
    2. Preparing the stand pitch before leaving: who we want to catch, the opening question, and what we deliberately do not try to sell standing up.
    3. Capturing leads on the spot through a QR code, to a dedicated landing page offering a free course, wired to HubSpot rather than to a notepad or a badge scan that will have to be retyped.
    4. Qualifying at the moment of capture: the field that matters is the need expressed.
    5. Automated email follow-⁠up after the show, from HubSpot.

    Outcome

    • Three VivaTech editions covered for Tinycoaching, from preparation to sales follow-⁠up.
    • Show leads enter the CRM with their qualification recorded, already in sequence, instead of waiting for manual re-⁠entry.
    • Follow-⁠ups are automated and go out after the show.
    • Around 150 total leads per edition, about 75 of them highly qualified: estimates, with no sales attributed.
    What I take from it

    Most of the result rests on the capture form wired to the CRM and the automated follow-⁠up after the show. On site, all that is left is talking to people, which is the part I enjoy.

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