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Trendy veletrhů ve středoevropejském kontextu

Trendy veletrhů ve středoevropejském kontextu. Trade Fair Trends in Central East European Context. Central East Europe?. What can we consider as Central East Europe? Why? Components of measuring trends Visitors Exhibitors Investment in participation. Trends in values.

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Trendy veletrhů ve středoevropejském kontextu

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  1. Trendy veletrhů ve středoevropejském kontextu Trade Fair Trends in Central East European Context

  2. Central East Europe? • What can we consider as Central East Europe? • Why? • Components of measuring trends • Visitors • Exhibitors • Investment in participation

  3. Trends in values • Trends in physical figures differ by countries • PL, H – polarisation and concentration • SK – recovery • RO, UA, SCG – for the time being up • Competition – less between fairs – more between marketing tools • Imperative to measure and compare

  4. Measuring market values • What do we do in CEE – measure the values • What are the real market values and how do we measure them • How can we compare with other values – media values? • Methods for ROI

  5. Changes in world economy • Globalization of • production • distribution channels • marketing • Sales strategy / policy / pattern changed • Intensive B2B 1-2-1 customer relations in demand

  6. Changes in marketing strategy (1) Global players • Production, sales, marketing globalised • Full attack on consumers • Building a “feeling” • Tools: mass media + • but: • No direct feedback requested • No exhibitions required

  7. Global players On small markets: • Market in the pocket • Use existing links • company events, presentations, invitations Positive: • Have customer service contacts • Joint development process

  8. Changes in marketing strategy (2) Local / Regional • SMEs to produce, sell what their customers really want !!! • Need a low cost place for 1-2-1 meeting • Exhibitions - concentrated marketplace • Visitor: when buy, need full picture • exhibitions – low cost, time-effective

  9. Controversy • Exhibitors do not like sales / marketing transparency • Visitors prefer to see as much as possible • Examples

  10. CENTREX visitor surveys • Why focus on visitors • Why do visitors attend • How do they consider fairs • Pan-CEE survey • 27 fairs in 5 countries • Nearly 6,000 visitors interviewed • Preliminary results of surveys

  11. Preliminary results of surveys • Over 55% visit 2 or 3 fairs a year • Share this experience with 4-6 persons • Over 90 p.c. consider exhibitions and fairs as useful for their business decisions • About 90 p.c. visitors believe that exhibitions and fairs shall remain efficient in the next 5-6 years for business success.

  12. Exhibitions rank No. 1. In relationship to other marketing tools in the following business objectives: • getting objective view of the market • finding new products, services • finding new suppliers, sources • active leasure / live entertainment • meeting existing suppliers • preparing decisions

  13. Globals towards visits • Do not let their professionals to visit • Claim: time shortage • Disprefer in CEE clever, thinking, technically creative people • Should not see how other companies are different

  14. Local market • For SMEs • Most immediate, natural • ’Camp’ at home • Lasting personal relationships • Even global comes close

  15. Local marketing • Different marketing strategy • Local entrepreneur must know what their customers want • Need a direct, open yet transparent line • Exhibitions / fairs fall into place

  16. Diversifying trends • Global marketing and alieniation • Local marketing strategy with face-to-face opportunity

  17. What do we have here in CEE? • General impact of global strategies • Little experience with local strategies • No cross-border strategies • Language barrier • Is there a need for CEE strategy? • Is there a CEE entity at all?

  18. 1st of May, 2004? • Do not have own global companies • Many small & medium scale companies • Need to develop new marketing strategies • Are we geared up for all that? • Do we know enough of each other? • Do we know the consumers, customer preferences across the border?

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