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SK Clicks With NE Expo Audience

Leading photo experience company, SK Click Events, has experienced a boom in business following a successful exhibition.

Owner Kirsty Calvert attended the North East Expo held at Kingston Park Rugby Club, and she has been blown away by the response to two of their nine newest products.

Taking photo experiences to the next level, SK Click has nine free standing, eye catching and easily branded products, that create fun at every event, whilst also boosting social media and also catching data in a GDPR compliant way.

During the North East Expo, Kirsty demonstrated the beauty of their SK Glam Clam, coordinating it with the SK Mosaic, building it into a photo of the Tyne Bridge taken by Simon Williams of Crest Photography. Kirsty explains:

“The SK Glam Cam is ideal for corporate events and we knew people would be interested in seeing the Mosaic build through the day with lots of images we either took with the Glam Cam or pulled through from #NEExpo.

“But were absolutely blown away – at times we were three deep on the stand, luckily we were staffed with three of team on hand to demonstrate how the products work and make sure as many people as possible had their photo taken.”

As well as the high level of interest on the day, the last week has been the busiest SK Click have had since launching onto the scene with its new products earlier this year. Within days the company had a tranche of proposals for corporate events this year to provide and a number of photographers keen to link up for use of the mosaic at events they are photographing.

Marc Gordon of Fresh Events, who organise the NE Expo and the Tees Business Show, said:

“When I first met Kirsty and she was explaining the SK products to me, I was a little hesitant thinking it was just photo booths. I am so glad I listened and she brought the products to the NE Expo as it brought them to life for not just me, but many attendees and other exhibitors – the technology is outstanding and I recommend anyone holding a corporate event to build the cost of SK Click into their budget.”

This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Anna Toms .