Roadshow: meaning, definitions and examples

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roadshow

 

[หˆroสŠdสƒoสŠ ]

Definition

Context #1 | Noun

business event

A roadshow is a series of presentations or events organized to promote a product, service, or company to potential investors or customers. These events often involve traveling to various locations to engage with audiences directly. Roadshows serve to generate interest, provide information, and potentially secure funding or sales. They are commonly used in financial contexts but can also apply to marketing campaigns and promotional events.

Synonyms

marketing campaign, presentation tour, promotional event.

Examples of usage

  • The tech company launched a roadshow to showcase its new app.
  • Investors were invited to attend a roadshow to learn more about the startup.
  • The roadshow took them across several major cities to meet clients.
  • They organized a roadshow to attract venture capital investment.

Interesting Facts

Etymology

  • The term 'roadshow' originated in the early 20th century from traveling theatrical performances that would tour towns by road.
  • Initially used in the context of film and theater, 'roadshow' referred to exclusive presentations before a broader release.

Business

  • In finance, roadshows are presentations held by companies to attract investors, often before an initial public offering (IPO).
  • These business roadshows allow potential investors to ask questions and learn more about a company's plans and potential.

Cultural Impact

  • Roadshows have become popular in the entertainment industry, with many films hosting events to create buzz and attract audiences.
  • Some music artists go on roadshows to promote new albums, performing in various cities to reach more fans.

Technology

  • With digital advancements, roadshows have extended into virtual formats, allowing presentations to reach a global audience online.
  • Tech companies often conduct roadshows to showcase new products, helping to build excitement and gather feedback from users.

Psychology

  • Roadshows can engage audiences by creating excitement and anticipation, often leading to higher levels of audience involvement.
  • The communal experience of attending a roadshow can enhance social connections as people share their thoughts and opinions about the event.

Translations

Translations of the word "roadshow" in other languages:

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๐Ÿ‡ธ๐Ÿ‡ฎ roadshow

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