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A new exhibition needs more than a website. It needs to look established before the doors even open.
That was our challenge with AGMEX, the African Green Mobility & Energy Exhibition in Ethiopia.
We built the entire digital presence from scratch, creating clear journeys for exhibitors, sponsors, speakers and visitors, with custom registration flows and SEO built in from day one.
The goal wasn't just a beautiful website. It was to create a platform that can attract opportunities, generate enquiries and grow with the event.
This is what we love doing: turning ambitious ideas into digital platforms built for real business growth.
Building custom registration flows for exhibitors, sponsors, speakers, and visitors separately is a lot more scoping than most event sites bother with, they usually just slap one generic form on everything. Was SEO baked in from day one because the exhibition needed to rank...
Love how this goes beyond just a website and feels like a complete digital presence. 🔥
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