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July 30, 2026
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How does Expo work for exhibitor booths and one-on-one conversations? (Solution in post)

  • July 30, 2026
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A user asked how Expo actually works in practice — could it support real vendor booths where attendees browse, click in, and end up in an actual conversation? Mike walked through a live example: build out exhibitors on a floor attendees can navigate, each with its own booth (PDFs, video content, downloadable material), and a "space" that launches a real Zoom meeting the moment someone wants to talk — breakout rooms included if the exhibitor wants to split off into a one-on-one. He's seen it work well for things like benefit fairs, where people walk the floor and duck into whichever vendor they need.

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    Bri
    Community Manager
    Community Manager
    July 31, 2026

    Thanks for sharing with the community, Josh! 

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    Newcomer
    Newcomer
    August 13, 2026

    Really helpful explanation. The virtual booth example makes a lot of sense, especially for benefit fairs where attendees may want to quickly compare different vendors and then speak to someone directly. Having the booth materials available before starting a conversation seems like a practical way to make the experience less overwhelming.