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Advocacy at Events

13. Aromas
This one may not work for all stories but could make the perfect difference for a story involving a coffee retailer, cosmetics brand or F1 team.

The Opportunity

The more senses your attendees can engage during your events; the more memorable their experience will be.

Connect aromas with your narrative to influence and stimulate emotions and generate feelings of comfort, relaxation or energy. 

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How inEvidence can help

  1. Concepts and ideas
  2. Content development
Here are some other 'Consider ALL the Senses' ideas
Interactive Touch Screens
Interactive Touch Screens
Enable attendees to find their own way around your advocate stories. One starting point, hundreds of journey options.
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Virtual And Immersive
Virtual And Immersive
Transport your audience into virtual environments or real-world simulations and allow them to step into a story narrative.
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Soundscapes
Soundscapes
Transport your attendees into the heart of your story, whether it takes place in the inner city or distant wilderness.
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