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Download Verified Trade Show, Exhibition Data And Events Data Download In Your Prefer Format CSV and Excel Formats, Ready to Import Exhibitors List - Verified Trade Show and Exhibition Data helps sales, marketing, research, and business development teams find event-based exhibitor datasets faster. Search for a trade show, exhibition, expo, conference, or business event and quickly prepare a verified dataset page with useful event information, exhibitor count details when available, location, dates, industry, and a direct product page link. The extension is designed for teams that buy exhibitor leads, review event opportunities, plan outreach, and need an easier way to return to searched event datasets later. Key features: Search global exhibitions and trade shows by event name and location. Create a product page for verified exhibitor and attendee datasets. Save your search history locally on your computer so you can reopen event details later. Open saved product pages anytime without searching again. Review event details such as venue, city, country, dates, industry, exhibitor count, pricing, and dataset overview. Access datasets delivered in Excel and CSV formats. Pay based on verified leads, with pricing shown at 0.25 cent per lead when event count data is available. Why use this extension? Finding reliable exhibitor data can take time. Many teams search the same events again and again, copy links manually, or lose track of product pages they planned to buy later. This extension makes that workflow simpler. Once you search an event, the event details and product page link are saved in your search history on your computer. You can come back later, review the same dataset, and open the product page with one click. The extension is useful for: B2B sales teams looking for exhibitor company leads. Marketing teams building outreach lists for trade shows. Event researchers comparing exhibitions by location, dates, and industry. Business development teams planning campaigns around expos and conferences. Lead generation teams that need structured exhibitor records in Excel or CSV. Agencies that help clients find event participant data. What data can be included? Depending on the event and available public sources, datasets may include company names, booth details, websites, business contact fields, decision-maker information, company address details, LinkedIn fields, exhibitor counts, attendee counts, industry category, venue information, and other event-related details. Custom fields can also be requested when your team needs a specific format. How it works: 1. Open the extension. 2. Enter an event name, such as a trade show, exhibition, expo, or conference. 3. Add a location if needed. 4. Search to prepare the event dataset page. 5. Review event details and pricing. 6. Open the product page or save it for later through local search history. Privacy and permissions: The extension uses Chrome storage only to save your own search history on your computer. It does not request unnecessary permissions. Website access is limited to iloveexhibitor.com so the extension can prepare and open event dataset pages. Best for searches such as: trade show exhibitor list, exhibition data, exhibitor database, event leads, expo leads, conference exhibitor data, trade fair contacts, B2B event data, exhibitor directory, verified company leads, event dataset, Excel exhibitor list, CSV exhibitor data, sales lead database, marketing contact list, business development leads, and global exhibition records. Use Exhibitors List to search events, save dataset pages, and return to product links easily when you are ready to review or buy.
Aug 22, 2026
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