Caboodle connects the work before, during, and after a trade show: a clear booth message, useful materials, appointment outreach, and a follow-up process. The plan starts with the people you want to meet and what should happen after the event.
Plan the event around the conversations that matter.
The final scope names the deliverables, dependencies, and review points before work begins. The work below provides the starting point for that discussion.
Event objectives. Define the target attendees, business goals, priority offers, and practical measures of success.
Booth message. Develop the headline and supporting copy that explain your value quickly in a busy setting.
Collateral plan. Specify handouts, signage, presentation assets, and digital materials for different attendee needs.
Pre-event outreach. Plan approved emails, invitations, or campaign messages that encourage relevant people to meet you.
Appointment path. Create or coordinate a booking destination with clear availability and event-specific instructions.
Inquiry capture. Define the form fields, consent language, notes, and routing needed for useful post-event contact.
Follow-up sequence. Prepare the first messages, owners, timing, and handoff rules before the event begins.
Event review. Reconcile activity and follow-up outcomes against the goals set in the event brief.
How this works
Four steps from the first review to handoff.
Phase 1
Define the event's job
Choose the audience and desired conversations, then work backward to the materials and outreach needed.
Phase 2
Prepare the experience
Develop the booth message, collateral, booking path, and capture process for approval.
Phase 3
Support the handoff
Give the event team clear capture instructions and route collected information to the agreed owners.
Phase 4
Follow through and review
Run the approved follow-up plan and evaluate the event using documented activity and outcomes.
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Connect the campaign to the rest of the customer journey.