Bridal Event Marketing 3D/VR Pro and Realtor1044
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 WGAN ForumFounder & WGAN-TV Podcast Host Atlanta, Georgia |
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| Here's a thought-starter based on a call I received today (8 December 2015) from a We Get Around prospective Realtor client. Our first meeting was in July 2015. Big Picture The Realtor has a booth at a Bridal Show. He wants to market to brides because the bride and groom either have a house to sell between them or they are planning to buy a house together. The Ask The Realtor wanted some "eye candy" to help attract brides into his booth at the Bridal Show, and to offer something different to differentiate his business to have a competitive advantage. He loves new tech and he loved our VR demo. So, he asked me, "would you me me your VR setup for this show?" Instead of simply loaning him my VR gear for a demo, here's what I suggested (much more than he asked for and he LOVED) ... We Get Around Provides 1. We Get Around WalkAround™ VR demo powered by Matterport 2. 32” flat screen TV on a pedal (goes on your table top); DVD player and VR video on DVD (loop) 3. power strip and extension cord 4. Me to do the VR (and 3D demos) let the Realtor focus on lead generation Realtor Provides 1. the kiosk/table/booth 2. power for TV and DVD player 3. an exhibitor pass for me He was thrilled, that I offered to do the VR demos AND provide the TV with the We Get Around WalkAround VR demo (loop) Everyone is happy. Seems like 1 + 1 = 102 If you do not have a Gear VR + Samsung Smartphone + your VR example to demo, get it. It's great eye-candy to help power conversations like this. That said, I'm sure the Realtor would have been happy with a 3D Showcase demo on an iPad. Other ways that Photographers can collaborate with Realtors to help create value for each other? |
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 TosoliniProductions Bellevue, Washington |
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| Nice idea! Do you think there might be demand for this kind of setups, maybe using one or more projectors instead of TVs, to complement the VR demo? Thanks! | ||
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| It works. I had scanned a wedding reception venue for a client. A few weeks later she called. She said someone at a wedding show had cancelled and she got the spot. She was totally unprepared and had a table that was it. She put the scan on two iPads and had her employees showing it to the attendees. She said they had a crowd gathered and everyone was in awe! She set up 2 new clients. | ||
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WGAN Forum Founder & WGAN-TV Podcast Host Atlanta, Georgia |
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| @Tosolini Yes! Projector solution is interesting. Please do it and let us know how it goes  ... For clarification, I am looping a video on the screen: not simulcasting.@DaveFahrny Fantastic! Now imagine that you offered to help staff and demo. Perhaps that 2 new clients would have been a bigger number (and you get less push-back on price) Anyone else either doing something similar or like / dislike the idea (and why)? Best, Dan |
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StevenHattan private msg quote post Address this user | |
| Hmph. Pretty smart, actually. Those brides will never forget that booth...and I don't care how many booths there are! | ||
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