As the day goes on, people will need to look for their “match,” or the attendee who’s wearing the same sticker as them. The stickers should have obvious variations in style, such as numbers or symbols, with just two identical pairs in each style. Those who agree simply need to wear a sticker on the front of their clothing. Ask everyone who stops by your booth if they’d like to participate in a game.
This is a genius way to get attendees to go out and bring other people back to your booth. The winner is whoever can remember the most facts about the person they interviewed, such as their workplace, hometown, or middle name. Mock Interview. This could be a great ice-breaker at the workplace, too! In this game, pairs of strangers each get one minute to interview the other person and jot down as many facts as they can.As they give their facial muscles a serious workout, participants can race against each other to amp up the competition and hilarity. Cookie Monster. The goal is simple: contestants need to move a cookie from their forehead to their mouth without using their hands.To make it more challenging, you could change up the criteria with each new group of contestants, such as limiting the category to female actresses or talk show hosts. Name Drop. Ask contestants to list as many celebrities as they can within just 60 seconds.Have an enthusiastic host lead participants in popular games such as: Most Minute to Win It games are fairly cheap and simple to set up, so you could rotate through different challenges as the trade show progresses. Take photos and videos of the challenges (with permission, of course), and post them on social media with the event hashtag to attract more people to your booth throughout the day. Ask participants to sign up or follow your business on social media to play, and then award branded merch to the winners. These quick 60-second challenges are entertaining for observers and participants alike, making them the perfect trade show booth games for busy conventions.
Like this post? Find out how Content Cucumber can write blogs like this for you. Just remember not to take on more games than you can handle, so that your main focus can still be on meeting new people and learning new things! All you need is an outgoing attitude and a bit of creativity to incorporate one of these trade show booth games at your next marketing event. You don’t need to have a massive budget or give out lavish prizes to make a positive impact on every person who visits your booth. Instead of throwing together a simple prize wheel or doing business card drawings, you can make a lasting impression by hosting a fun, unique game that people will actually want to play. At especially popular marketing events, like the annual Traffic and Conversion Summit, each company has to compete for the attention of thousands of attendees. Trade shows can provide numerous opportunities for your business to attract new customers, create partnerships, and even increase your social media following… if you can find a way to stand out from the hundreds of other exhibitors, that is. You can find updates about Traffic and Conversion Summit here. This post was written before Traffic and Conversion 2020 was postponed and moved online due to COVID-19.
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