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Generate
qualified leads.

A stand that never empties is already a good sign, but it is not the finish line. The real challenge: turning that footfall into actionable contacts, and the right ones.

The principle

Footfall matters.
But it is not enough.

A stand that draws a crowd has already won something: crowds attract crowds, and nothing hurts more than a deserted stand. But footfall is only a starting point. Some of that audience still has to be right for you, and leave with you, in the form of contacts you can actually use.

Traffic opens the door; the right traffic walks through it. Attention is rare and brief; when it is there, everything is at stake.

The quality of a capture is measured in contacts, not just footfall.

The right audience

The right profiles
are already there.

Your positioning and your brand already sort the crowd: they attract the visitors who fit you and put others off. The stand acts as a filter, before the first handshake even happens.

Getting seen and recognised is what the pages Standing out in a saturated environment and Embody your brand are for. Here, we assume the right people are already in front of you: the whole challenge becomes capturing them.
The value exchange

Turning attention
into a contact.

There is a precise moment when a visitor is ready to hand over their details. The trigger is not pressure, it is the value exchange: they give you their contact because they receive something in return.

01

A demonstration or a product trial.

Visitors do not take your word for it: they touch, they test, they see for themselves. The value is immediate; handing over their details becomes the natural next step in a successful experience.

02

A quiz, a game, exclusive content.

The visitor invests something: time, attention. That commitment creates a sense of reciprocity: they joined in, so handing over an email costs little by comparison.

03

A sample or a download on offer.

A tangible reward to take away. Their details are no longer a favour you have to extract; they are the fair price of a gift that genuinely matters to them.

The experience

Digital experiences,
capture accelerators.

Quizzes, configurators, games, exclusive content, guided demonstrations: with built-in GDPR-compliant collection, these experiences turn engagement into data. Visitors play, and leave qualified contact details along the way.

The "Product Distribution" area of the Naos stand at IMCAS 2026: a Sharp touchscreen hosts the quiz visitors come to play
The "Product Distribution" area of the Naos stand at IMCAS 2026. On the touch table, visitors play the quiz shown opposite; their details are captured as part of the exchange.
Screen of the Naos interactive quiz: "Take part in Naos quiz", with email collection to enter the prize draw
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qualified emails captured
Naos interactive quiz · IMCAS 2026. A popular, high-performing game, already deployed for Naos at AAD 2025, IMCAS 2025, EADV 2025, JDP 2025 and AAD 2026. Visitors play to win; the email is captured as part of the exchange, with consent.
What these same experiences make visitors feel — the emotion, the surprise, the memory — is the subject of Create a memorable experience. Here, we talk about what they collect.
What you gain

You leave
with a clean database.

At minimum: first name, last name, email. And whenever possible, the context that changes everything. That is the whole difference between an email list and a contextualised database.

First & last nameEmailArea of interestProduct viewedExperience completedMaturity level

A qualified, contextualised, GDPR-compliant database, ready for your teams.

What you do with it next — CRM, follow-ups, pipeline — is up to you: we deliver clean raw material. The measured performance of the operation is covered on Measure your stand's performance.

Want to leave with the right contacts?

Let's talk about who you want to reach, and how.

Before choosing an experience, we get the essentials straight: who you are targeting, what value to offer in exchange, which data really matters to your teams. A one-hour conversation is often enough to sketch it out.