prepared forNAD+OLOGY
prepared forNAD+OLOGY
We run the lead desk on the NAD+OLOGY stand. Visitors scan, your catalogue lands in their WhatsApp in five seconds, two taps tell your reps who is a buyer while the person is still at the counter, and we work the whole list for 14 days after the hall closes.
Samples gone. Cards in a box. Badge scans in the organiser's spreadsheet.
Four out of five never will be. Not followed up badly. Not contacted at all.
Our whole business is the four days between these two moments.
The visitor's side, in real time. Nothing here needs a login, an app or a form. It is their own WhatsApp.
Scan for the catalogue and your sampleOpens WhatsApp. No app, no form.
Four acrylic cards on the counter corners, one strip visible from the aisle, and a handout card your reps give out instead of taking a business card.
They press send. That press is the opt-in, and it opens Meta's 24-hour window. We never message a badge list, which is why the number stays alive.
All three collections with the NAD+, NMN and peptide story, sent from a WhatsApp Business number in NAD+OLOGY's name. It stays in their phone for months.
Role and market. The lead is now tagged hot, warm or cold. A business card cannot tell you whether the person is a distributor or a student.
The rep's phone buzzes while the buyer is still holding the sample. The stand screen shows scans, hot count and who on your team is pointing at the QR. Reps compete.
Each visitor gets a thank-you with a meeting link. You get the day's scans and hot leads while you are still at dinner talking about it.
The sequence runs while you are back at the office. The assistant answers questions from your catalogue. Anything that looks like an order or a distribution enquiry goes to your team as a ticket.
Scans, qualified leads by role and market, meetings booked, replies, against what the stand cost you. The document your investors and your next show budget are decided on.
Samples are the currency of a skincare stand, and today every one of them walks away anonymous. With the desk running, the rule at the counter is one line long.
Every hand cream you give away becomes a name, a role and a market in your WhatsApp. The ones tagged distributor or retail buyer get a message before their flight lands.
Nine things ship. Each one exists to kill one specific way a trade show lead dies. The values are what each piece is quoted at separately.
Kills: the card that gets lost. The catalogue lives in their phone from the first five seconds.
Kills: reps who cannot tell a distributor from a student. Buyers get flagged while they are still at the counter.
Kills: leads living on one employee's personal phone. Set up, verified, and yours to keep after the show whether we work together again or not.
Four acrylic QR cards, one A1 strip for the aisle, 200 handout cards with your logo. Kills: the QR nobody notices.
Kills: not knowing what the stand is producing until it is over. Scans, hot leads and a per-rep count on a screen at the stand.
Kills: day one your team is busy, day three they are tired. Someone watches the queue, resets the kit and catches the hot leads your reps miss.
Kills: hoping the right buyers walk past. Your existing customers and prospects get "we are on stand X, book 20 minutes" before the doors open.
Kills: the 80%. Runs while you are back at the office. Real buyers become tickets for your team.
Kills: "what did the show actually produce?" One page, plus a CSV into whatever you use. No lock-in.
The list keeps getting worked to day 44, not day 14. Normally 899 AED a month, and it stops on its own unless you ask to keep it.
Atelier Noir, The Ivory Society and BARE laid out to be read on a phone screen in a noisy hall, with the NAD+ and peptide story in three lines each.
Every visitor gets a thank-you with a meeting link that evening. You get the day's count before you sleep.
Fifteen minutes before the doors open, so your team actually points at the QR, and a card in their pocket with the one line to say.
We are not asking you to trust a pitch. We are asking you to hold us to three things you can check yourself.
We do not guarantee how many people scan. Hall, aisle and stand position are yours, not ours. We guarantee that nobody who scans is lost.
Beautyworld is 20 days away. This is the actual sequence, with the two steps that are not in our hands marked.
After that we cannot get the number, the templates and the printing done before build-up. We would rather say no than turn up half built.
One of us is physically on your stand every day, so we take four stands per show and no more. Beautyworld is the biggest beauty show in the region and it is 20 days out.
It opens WhatsApp with the message typed. Press send and you will see the flow from the visitor's side. If it reads right, we send the agreement and the content checklist today, and the number is live in a week.
Message us on WhatsAppManu Konar · Adjoltz · +971 52 617 0153 · adjoltz.com/expo