You spend thousands on expo fees, travel, accommodation, stock and
two or three long days talking to hundreds of people.
Then Monday rolls around, and most of those conversations disappear forever.
You don't reprint the QR code. You don't rebuild the lead magnet.
Same expo next year, same system. It just keeps collecting leads.
The work happens one afternoon, and then it runs quietly in the background for as long as you keep exhibiting.
The sale at the expo is great. But the relationship you build afterwards is
where lifetime value starts to compound. This is the system that captures it.
Four moving parts, and it runs itself automatically once it's live.
Printed on a card, a banner, or the back of your product.
Someone scans it with their phone camera — no app, no typing a URL.
It's evergreen: print it once, use it forever.
Your colours, your offer. They give you a name and an email in exchange for a guide, a digital product, or a prize draw entry.
Tagged by expo, timestamped, ready to segment. Nothing gets typed up on the Monday. Nothing gets lost in a pile of business cards. And if you don't have a CRM, you'll get an email list instead — nothing to set up first.
Over the following weeks they get genuinely useful content that helps them get more value from your product. Some unsubscribe. Some never open. Some come back and buy.
It's whatever someone will happily trade an email address for. If you've already got one, we'll use it. If you haven't, I'll build it as part of the job.
Get creative. Tell me what you'd want in your customers' hands and I'll tell you whether I can build it — the answer is usually yes.
If you've got an expo on the calendar and a lead magnet to offer, I can build this for you in an afternoon.
Leave your details and I'll come back to you personally — no automated sales sequence, no pressure. Just a conversation about whether it fits.