Finding Trade Shows and Exhibitors Using Clay Tools

Nicolas Bergeron · 2025-03-30 03:12:57.443615+00

Any recommendations on how to use clay to obtain a list of trade shows in my industry and then the exhibitors from those tradeshows? I don't want to rely on tradeshow listing websites as they seem not to have many of the tradeshows I've manually found so far.

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We can help you find trade shows and exhibitors in your industry using Clay's versatile tools. Here's how: 1. Use our Google Maps integration to search for event venues in your target locations. 2. Employ Clay's Chrome Extension to scrape relevant websites for trade show information. 3. Utilize our AI web scraper to extract and summarize information from trade show websites and PDFs. 4. Enrich your data using Clay's 75+ integrations to find company and contact information for exhibitors. 5. Refine your search parameters and analyze the data to create a targeted list of trade shows and exhibitors. If you need further assistance, you can request human help by clicking on "Talk to a person."
Sources: Access People That Aren't on LinkedIn FAQ | Clay.com Can I access people that aren’t on LinkedIn with Clay? - FAQ | Clay.com Claybooks: Find, research, and enrich local businesses using Google Maps and Clay | Clay.com
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Stephen Karaolis
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Nicolas Bergeron you can probably run a good web scrape get all the data and then migrate into clay. Manual or can be automated. DM me if you wanna chat.
David Gabriel (ViewIn Advisory)
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You can pull trade show lists with RSS feeds, and use the rss enrichment. Then qualify the trade shows, and use an apify actor to scrape them.
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Here's how you can use Clay for your trade show list workflow: 1. Use our "Fetch RSS Feed Items with RSS Feeds" action to pull trade show lists from relevant RSS feeds. 2. Once the data is in Clay, use our "write to table" feature to qualify the trade shows based on your criteria. 3. For scraping additional details, use the "Run Apify Actor with Apify" action. Select an appropriate Apify actor for trade show websites and configure it with your specific requirements. 4. The Apify integration allows you to extract detailed information from trade show websites, enhancing your dataset. This combination of RSS feeds, Clay's data manipulation, and Apify's scraping capabilities provides a powerful workflow for comprehensive trade show research.
Sources: Run Apify Actor with Apify Deep Dive: Apify Actors [Limitless Research] - Clay University Fetch RSS Feed Items with RSS Feeds Deep Dive: Apify Actors [Limitless Research] - Clay University
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Hi Nicolas, thanks for your message. I second what David mentioned above - you can configure a custom RSS feed through google news, which will stream in all articles which mention the trade shows within the specific domain that you're interested in for prospecting. Once you have the name of those trade shows, you can deploy Claygent, our AI webagent to pull structured exhibitor attendance data and write it to a separate table for further enrichment, finding people in decision making positions you're interested in reaching out to etc. Here's a video showing you how to use Claygent at its full potential: https://www.clay.com/university/lesson/claygent-ai-web-scraper-clay-101

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We can help you find trade shows and exhibitors in your industry using Clay's versatile tools. Here's how: 1. Use our Google Maps integration to search for event venues in your target locations. 2. Employ Clay's Chrome Extension to scrape relevant websites for trade show information. 3. Utilize our AI web scraper to extract and summarize information from trade show websites and PDFs. 4. Enrich your data using Clay's 75+ integrations to find company and contact information for exhibitors. 5. Refine your search parameters and analyze the data to create a targeted list of trade shows and exhibitors. If you need further assistance, you can request human help by clicking on "Talk to a person."
Sources: Access People That Aren't on LinkedIn FAQ | Clay.com Can I access people that aren’t on LinkedIn with Clay? - FAQ | Clay.com Claybooks: Find, research, and enrich local businesses using Google Maps and Clay | Clay.com
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Stephen Karaolis
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Nicolas Bergeron you can probably run a good web scrape get all the data and then migrate into clay. Manual or can be automated. DM me if you wanna chat.
David Gabriel (ViewIn Advisory)
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You can pull trade show lists with RSS feeds, and use the rss enrichment. Then qualify the trade shows, and use an apify actor to scrape them.
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Here's how you can use Clay for your trade show list workflow: 1. Use our "Fetch RSS Feed Items with RSS Feeds" action to pull trade show lists from relevant RSS feeds. 2. Once the data is in Clay, use our "write to table" feature to qualify the trade shows based on your criteria. 3. For scraping additional details, use the "Run Apify Actor with Apify" action. Select an appropriate Apify actor for trade show websites and configure it with your specific requirements. 4. The Apify integration allows you to extract detailed information from trade show websites, enhancing your dataset. This combination of RSS feeds, Clay's data manipulation, and Apify's scraping capabilities provides a powerful workflow for comprehensive trade show research.
Sources: Run Apify Actor with Apify Deep Dive: Apify Actors [Limitless Research] - Clay University Fetch RSS Feed Items with RSS Feeds Deep Dive: Apify Actors [Limitless Research] - Clay University
Bruno (Clay)
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Hi Nicolas, thanks for your message. I second what David mentioned above - you can configure a custom RSS feed through google news, which will stream in all articles which mention the trade shows within the specific domain that you're interested in for prospecting. Once you have the name of those trade shows, you can deploy Claygent, our AI webagent to pull structured exhibitor attendance data and write it to a separate table for further enrichment, finding people in decision making positions you're interested in reaching out to etc. Here's a video showing you how to use Claygent at its full potential: https://www.clay.com/university/lesson/claygent-ai-web-scraper-clay-101