Booth Lead Magnets

A visitor is a participant currently exploring a booth to learn about its products or services. The live visitor count reflects people in that booth at the current moment. 

Airmeet identifies a lead when a participant signals interest through the “I’m Interested” action for a particular booth. 

Yes. Exhibitors see real-time visitor and lead counts at the top left corner of the booth interface and can expand individual details through the side panel.

The panel is visible to event organizers and to the exhibitors assigned to that particular booth.

Yes. Individual visitor and lead details are available through the expandable side panel, giving exhibitors context for more relevant outreach. 

Yes. Exhibitors can use the message icon beside a person in the Visitors or Leads view to begin a direct conversation. 

Participants can share interest in a booth’s products or services, while exhibitors can attach offers to that experience. The email addresses captured through this action are sent to the event organizer as part of analytics, and the organizer then shares them with each relevant booth owner for follow-up.

It connects booth activity to visible visitor and lead signals, giving sponsors a clearer view of engagement quality and a faster route to relevant conversations. 

Email addresses and interest signals captured through the booth are sent to the event organizer as part of post-event analytics. The organizer then distributes that information to each booth owner so they can follow up with the right prospects. Confirm the export and data-handling workflow for your specific event configuration.

Booth capabilities depend on the event format. Confirm availability and permissions when configuring the event.

It only goes to the booth where they clicked it. The I’m Interested signal is captured per booth, so if someone clicks it at three different booths, each of those booth owners gets their own lead independently. The organizer collects all of it through analytics and then passes each booth’s leads to the right exhibitor.

To a point, yes. The booth panel gives exhibitors two clear signals to work with. The visitor count tells you who is in the booth right now, and the lead count tells you who actually clicked “I’m Interested.” What it does not break down is how long someone stayed or how deeply they engaged with content. For that level of detail, AirProfile engagement scores give you a fuller picture of how each attendee behaved across the whole event.