ForeSight / Forecasting For Tomorrow

Give yourself
a head start.

You should know how your show performed today so you can adjust your strategy for tomorrow. ForeSight does just that by being fed a constant stream of real-time data from the moment the doors open.

Foresight / Forecasting For The Next Show

Get everything you can
from this investment
starting right now.

Start with the traffic and attention you measured. Explore a different level of demand before choosing your floor plan, product mix, or event budget.

Forecasts are estimates. Event size, location, audience, and booth design can change the result.

Build on your baselineIllustrative scenario
4,360Baseline entries
4,360Scenario entries
SameExpected demand

A planning exercise using the three-day Las Vegas report as a baseline. The hourly shape is illustrative. This is not a live prediction or a promise of future results.

Same show. Two product displays.Illustrative
Product A
48 secaverage dwell
Product B
22 secaverage dwell

A held attention longer. Test what changes when the products swap positions.

Make Your Investment More Valueable Today

What if you
swapped the spotlight?

Take advantage of the crowd you are paying to be in front of do your product research while the show is happening.

Measure engagment in real time, with real data. No guessing, and no man hours lost. Test your products in front of a diverse crowd, and get granualr data; how long did they stand infront of the product, did they pick it up, how long did they hold it for? Get all your answers and do it all while protecting their privacy.

The heatmaps illustrate a starting point for a test, not a prediction of its outcome.

ForeSight / Your next-show playbook

Keep the evidence.
Change the experiment.

01

Invest in what engaged.

Use zone-level attention to revisit the balance of product displays, demos, and meeting space.

02

Design the next comparison.

Turn an unanswered question into a focused A/B test. Set the success measure before the doors open.

03

Measure the difference.

Compare the next event with your baseline, accounting for show hours and audience changes.

See a show’s findings become a plan →

Your next show starts here

Bring a better hypothesis to your next show.

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