COVID-19 forces World Ag Expo to move to online format
Exhibitors at World Ag Expo engaged visitors through customized pages, live demonstrations, seminars, live chats and Zoom calls. They were able to highlight products and services with photos, videos, and giveaways
“This is a very different way to do a farm show,” Jerry Sinift, International Agri-Center CEO, said in a news release. “Our exhibitors worked hard on their pages and it shows. We had a strong first week and quality attendees. We have another ten months to share seminars and promote our exhibitors before we’re back to a live show.”
Representatives from the U.S. Commercial Service were on hand to assist with business matchmaking throughout the week. As requests for help came in, the team researched exhibitors to fulfill the needs. More than 60 business introductions were made over three days and matches will continue to be made. Attendees can request business matchmaking at https://bit.ly/WAEBizMatch
With the change to the traditional show format, organizers decided to make the online show available throughout 2021 and will provide new content to exhibitors and attendees each month. To get alerts of new content and show news, subscribe to the email list at https://bit.ly/WAEupdates.
World Ag Expo staff has also added an Exhibitor News section to the website so attendees can stay up-to-date all year long. Get the latest Exhibitor news at https://bit.ly/WAE21-