Immerse Yourself...in a Quick Guide to Experiential Marketing

In a previous mailing, we mentioned a product launch that used experiential marketing to build excitement around a brand and we were delighted that some of you got in touch to ask for more information!

Experiential marketing is a type of marketing that focuses on creating experiences for customers. These experiences can be anything from pop-up shops to interactive exhibits at live events such as agricultural shows. The goal of experiential marketing is to create a memorable and engaging experience that will make customers more likely to remember your brand and convert interest into sales.

There are a few reasons why experiential marketing is becoming so popular: Firstly, it allows brands to connect with customers on a deeper level than traditional marketing and when customers have an experience with a brand, they are more likely to feel a personal connection to the brand and post-COVID we are all CRAVING in-person experiences and connection!

Secondly, experiential marketing can help brands to differentiate from their competition. In a world where consumers are constantly bombarded with advertising, experiential marketing can help brands to create a unique and memorable experience that will make them stand out from the crowd.

If you're thinking about using experiential marketing in your rural business, there are a few things you need to keep in mind:

Don't procrastinate – your competitors may already be on it!

Know your objectives - What do you want your customers to experience? What do you want them to learn about your brand?

Choose the right experience – choose an experience that is relevant to your brand and your target audience.

Make it interactive – This could mean a game or a challenge, or it could mean simply providing opportunities for customers to sample products or ask questions about a service.

Collaborate – Experiential marketing needs to be well executed so team up with others if this is beyond your skill set.

Get social - Share your experience on social media and encourage customers to do the same.

Measure your results – Think about how you will measure success – number of participants? New sign-ups, sales?


Experiential marketing can be a great way to connect with customers and build brand loyalty. By creating a memorable and engaging experience, you can create a lasting impression on your customers and make your brand be seen and heard.

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