TURN BOOTH TRAFFIC INTO LIVE CONVERSATIONS

Booth Broadcast

Turn a virtual booth into a live product demo destination. Exhibitors can present on camera, share a screen, answer questions in booth chat, and pull interested attendees into the experience while the event is live.

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The Problem

Passive booths lose the moment when buyer curiosity is at its highest.

Brochures and videos can inform, but complex products still create questions. In a crowded virtual event, attendees may browse and move on before an exhibitor can explain the value, handle an objection, or connect the use case to the buyer’s priorities.

The Solution

Go live where product interest already exists

Booth Broadcast lets an assigned exhibitor start a live demo directly inside the booth. The presenter can enable audio and video, share a screen, and use booth chat to answer questions. Airmeet then helps interested attendees discover the moment through “Notify Me,” the event feed, and a live indicator on the booth.

Launch in context
present inside the booth, visitors are already exploring.
Show, do not just tell
use screen sharing for product and workshop walkthroughs.
Keep questions moving
respond in chat while the demonstration is live.
Create a return path
let attendees subscribe before the broadcast begins.

Use Cases

Built For Revenue Events

One live format, four high-value event moments

Product Proof

See Booth Broadcast in the Airmeet experience

Why Airmeet

Make the booth a conversation layer in your event

Booth Broadcast sits alongside the broader Airmeet booth experience: real-time visitor and interested lead visibility, direct messaging, booth chat, shareable booth links, branded booth content, offers, and virtual tables. That creates a connected path from discovery to demonstration to human follow-up.

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FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Booth Broadcast in Airmeet?

Booth Broadcast is the live-demo experience inside an Airmeet virtual booth. An assigned exhibitor can go live on camera, share a screen, and answer visitor questions in booth chat.

Who can start a Booth Broadcast?

An assigned booth exhibitor can start it. An organizer who wants to present must first add themselves as an exhibitor for that booth.

How does an exhibitor start a live booth demo?

Enter the assigned booth, select “+Start a Live Broadcast,” then confirm with “Start Broadcast.” Audio and video are off by default, so enable them when you are ready.

How do attendees discover that a booth is live?

Attendees can subscribe with “Notify Me.” When the broadcast starts, pop-up reminders appear, and also the broadcast link is posted in the event feed, through which attendees know that the booth broadcast is live. While visiting the booths section of the event, the booth where the demo is currently live would be indicated as “Live.”

Can exhibitors share their screen?

Yes. Screen sharing is available so the exhibitor can demonstrate a product, present a workshop, or walk through supporting content.

Can attendees speak on the broadcast stage?

The live demo flow allows one exhibitor at a time on the live stage. Visitors and other exhibitors interact through booth chat rather than joining the stage.

Can attendees ask questions during the demo?

Yes. Visitors can post questions in booth chat, and exhibitors can reply while the broadcast is live.

Can Booth Broadcast run while another event session is live?

Yes, exhibitors can start a booth live demo at any time during the event.

Can exhibitors run more than one demo?

Yes, demos can be repeated. Only one exhibitor can be live in a booth broadcast at a time, and each start sends a new event feed notification.

Is a Booth Broadcast recorded?

No, booth live demos cannot currently be recorded, so plan any replay or follow-up content separately.