William makes it simple to increase your ROI at trade shows.
There is a reason why companies trust William to get crowds to their booth. It works. In fact, magic is the best way to build and maintain relationships.
How Does It Work?
Your ROI Will Increase Like Magic
William stops traffic and builds crowds with his amazing magic. As the crowd grows, they become excited to learn about your company.
William then educates the audience with a custom message that focuses on your company, services, and products in a way that makes attendees want to learn more.
When the crowd is at its peak, William invites qualified attendees into your booth to talk with team members.
Why Magic?
Get Huge Crowds and Excite Attendees
Magic draws attendees to your booth like a magnet. As the word spreads that you have a magician, your booth will become more and more popular.
William integrates your company message with the magic so while everyone enjoys the show, they also learn about your company. This is what makes William’s presentations special.
A Case Study with Radix
William worked with Radix in their trade show booth at the Online News Association conference in Denver, Colordao. Radix’s goal was to stop traffic and get email signups for their .press domains. To accomplish this, they asked William to perform magic and ask attendees to sign up for a free year of their .press domain and website builder.
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Two Styles of Presentations
Isle Presentations
William performs magic and mentalism at the corner of your booth to stop traffic. While the crowd grows, he mixes in your message so everyone learns about your company. When the crowd is at it’s peak, William invites qualified prospects into your booth to speak with your team.
Theater Presentations
William acts as the emcee before your in booth presentations. William invites attendees into the booth with the promise of magic and mystery. While performing magic, he informs them about your company and products. He then introduces the guest speaker.
William Skyrocketed Agilent’s ROI at a Trade Show
64% Increase in New Email Opt Ins
56% Increase in New Contacts
37% Increase in Marketing Responses
20% Increase in Funnel Dollars
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much does it cost?
William’s pricing depends on the location of the show and the amount of time you want him to build crowds. Contact our office to receive a proposal that’s specifically created for your needs.
How far will he travel?
William travels across the United States and around the world. Travel expenses can be itemized or included into an “all in one” price.
How much space is needed in our booth?
All that’s required is room for a small table and elevated stand. William can work in booths that are 10×10, 20×20, and larger.
How often does William build crowds?
At a typical trade show, William builds a crowd four times each hour. This varies due to the amount of traffic in the exhibit hall and the amount of people that are still in the booth from the last presentation.
How much notice is needed to hire William?
At least a month’s notice is preferable. William takes time to understand your company and it’s products, and he writes a custom script based on your needs.
How do you customize your script?
We will send you a short questionnaire in which you can describe your company and the three things you want attendees to learn. William incorporate these points near the end of his presentation as he invites attendees into your booth.
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About William Rader
William helps companies reach their trade show goals. He reviews their marketing, trains team members, and works in the booth to increase leads.
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