Virtual Exhibition & Product Listing

With over 15,000 views in 2012, the ESCRS Virtual exhibition is a comprehensive information resource for all ophthalmologists. The virtual exhibition is the first place delegates can access information about exhibitors and their booths at the ESCRS before the final programme is distributed at the Congress. A link to the Virtual Exhibition will be sent via email to all pre-registered delegates for the XXXI ESCRS Annual congress to help plan their time in the exhibition hall.

The Virtual Exhibition offers companies the chance to display their product listing on the website and is an optimum vehicle to target ESCRS members, congress delegates and all ophthalmic professionals with your company/product information.

Please contact sam.warbrick@escrs.org for further information.

ESCRS Exhibitor Listing on the Virtual Exhibition

All exhibiting companies will receive an enhanced listing on the virtual exhibition This will be free of charge and will contain the exhibitor’s company name, logo, booth number, contact details and a MAXIMUM of 100 words on the company’s products and services.

(1) Company Name
(2) Website address
(3) 100 word listing on the virtual exhibition at www.escrs.org
(4) Logo

If the Product Listing submitted exceeds 100 words, it will be edited at the discretion of the organiser. Please do not use underlining. You are requested to include the ™, ® and any other symbols, as relevant.

Banner Advertisments

If you would like to secure a banner advertisement the cost is €1,000
Please contact caroline.brick@escrs.org for further information.

Virtual Exhibition Benefits Include:

• Increasing traffic to your exhibition booth
• Increasing traffic to your website
• Maximising your company’s exposure beyond the 5-day exhibition – the virtual exhibition is on-line prior to and after the event*.
• Increasing company profile – name displayed on the ESCRS website

*Listings will be available from July 2013 and will remain on the ESCRS website until 3 months after the congress.

 

 

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