A deep booth layout to guide customers into the booth On the walls of the booth, we hung tapestries depicting the features of our service. By making the booth deep, we ensured space for conversation. We guided interested customers into the booth and explained our service to them while listening to their stories. Service information distributed at the booth We have prepared service materials exclusively for the exhibition at our booth. Because the time we have to interact with customers at an exhibition is inevitably limited, we have prepared simpler materials with fewer pages and more focused on the main points than the materials we normally distribute.
Monitors were set up to allow customers to see product cameroon telegram database demonstrations on the spot. We set up a monitor in the booth so that visitors could see product demonstrations on the spot. Uniforms to create a sense of unity The employees on-site wore matching uniforms to create a sense of unity. This time, our new graduate employees also participated, making their exhibition debut. They were just as proactive in calling out to the veteran employees.
Over the three days, we were able to directly listen to our customers' issues, introduce our services from various angles, and show them actual operation images through product demonstrations. In addition, at this year's DX EXPO, we had a system in place to accept "advance appointment reservations" to be made at the venue on the day from our online booth, but we received more reservations than we expected and were able to hold business meetings with customers at our booth every day.