Sampling and Demonstrating

In an era where flexibility and efficiency are paramount, the concept of mobile and portable kitchens is rapidly gaining traction in Australia. This trend is reshaping the culinary landscape, offering a novel approach to food preparation and service. Whether you're a budding food entrepreneur, an event organizer, or simply a culinary enthusiast, understanding the dynamics of mobile kitchens is essential.

In an era where flexibility and efficiency are paramount, the concept of mobile and portable kitchens is rapidly gaining traction in Australia. This trend is reshaping the culinary landscape, offering a novel approach to food preparation and service.

Product sampling is an important part of the marketing mix for many brands that allows potential customers to experience a product before buying it. It’s an effective way for businesses to get their products in front of the right people and ultimately increase sales. But product sampling isn’t just about giving away free products; it can also help build brand loyalty, gain user feedback, and give your company valuable data. Let’s dive into what product sampling is and how it can benefit your business.

When thinking of free samples we inevitably think about food and drink, because the food and beverage industries have made sampling an integral part of their marketing strategy for years. Despite how quickly our world is changing, and the technology that goes with it, the tradition of sampling still lives on albeit in a more non-traditional way.

When it comes to your sampling activity, what are the things you need to get right?  It’s a question you need to ask yourself when you are deciding on the details of your sampling campaign, and there are a few factors to take into consideration. Here some tips for your next campaign…

There is pretty much nothing Australia cannot grow or produce. Less than 10% of our retail food is imported, and two thirds of our land is given over to farming. So it’s no wonder that visiting the spectacular city food markets on the weekend has become a social event for many families and foodies.

Over the last few months we’ve seen a huge spike in office sampling campaigns. Marketers have recognized this segment as a huge, untapped opportunity, with large numbers of professional people gathered in one place.

Demonstration tables, portable counters, promotion stands; they all refer to the same product. Whatever terminology you use, Displays 2 Go will certainly have one that’s right for your next activation. 

Mobile sampling units take your brand direct to your consumer. Don’t wait for them to come to you, brief your sampling staff and let them target the perfect customer. It’s a great way to get your product straight into the hands of consumers who are out and about.

Brand ambassadors have primarily been used for in-store sampling to increase brand awareness and drive sales but are they still important and has their role changed?