Interview: In Person Marketing At Wedding Shows

Marketing is an incredibly important piece of your wedding business puzzle. But you already know that, right? Hopefully by now you’ve seen me blog endlessly on tips for social media and more.

But have you thought about in-person marketing to grow your wedding business and meet potential clients?

I wholeheartedly believe in wedding shows to connect with engaged couples.

And yes, I know they have a terrible reputation for being outdated and out of touch. (I don’t disagree. The wedding show industry has some serious catching up to do to join present day couples and trends.)

From an exhibitor’s perspective I know how frustrating it is to put in the investment and effort to participate, only to find you don’t stand out amongst the cheesy vendors, hocking “today only” deals, and lead-seeking insurance salesmen. If your Ideal Client community is there, they might quickly be aggravated, disappointed, and heading for the door. As my business evolved, I grew out of the typical shows.

So in 2019 I launched Wed Well Showcase. A boutique wedding show for handpicked wedding pros from across the Greater Toronto Area to connect with the area’s modern and style-savvy couples. Wed Well has been an adventure over the years, and really useful to diversify my income steams.

 

Expert Interview on Details By Dallas:

This month, I was happy to be interviewed by Details By Dallas chatting all things wedding shows. You can catch the whole interview on her blog.

 

Take a look for:

  • How wedding shows have changed over the years

  • What can wedding pros expect to see at shows, compared to the past

  • How can wedding professionals benefit from being an exhibitor at a wedding show or expo

  • What type of vendors are wedding showcases best suited for

  • How can you prepare your business to exhibit at a wedding show

  • How does promoting yourself at a wedding expo differ from online promotions

  • How to know if a wedding show is right for you… and more!

 
 

Want to know more?

If wedding shows are of interest to you for growing your wedding business, you’ll want to have a listen to this podcast too.

 

 

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