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Lead Strategies with the Loss of Industrial Trade Shows

Writer: Evan WilsonEvan Wilson


Since the emergence of Covid-19, in-person trade shows have gone virtual. With this shift, many B2B companies have found themselves in unknown territory. Where B2B companies historically forged numerous B2B leads at industrial trade shows, and found the switch to virtual a strange thing to contend with. However, with industrial trade shows having switched to largely being virtual, there are absolutely ways to optimize your lead generation methods and reach out to many Western industrial contractors.


Firstly, it can be helpful to come to virtual events prepared to make the most of their unique structure. One good tip to keep in mind is to put a focus on reaching out to leads made via “speaking sessions”. Speaking sessions leads are what is known as “hot leads” because they have already shown some interest in your company or products. Keeping this in mind can help you and your team with juggling the vast amount of potential leads that may be associated with each virtual trade show. Without in person interaction, many of the construction companies in Canada in attendance will not have much information or awareness of your company simply by being present alone, and would thus be cold leads. However, attending a speaking session changes this, switching them into the more promising hot lead category.


However, cold leads can still be helpful, they simply require a bit of extra effort. It can be highly beneficial to approach cold leads with a more targeted approach. This targeted approach can create the personal touch that wasn’t achievable via the preliminary virtual event, and can be achieved with the help of a good quality Western industrial contractors directory Canada.


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