by TradeShow Marketing Blogger | | Marketing
After awhile, all booths can start to look similar to a trade show attendee. Things get overwhelming and they begin to tune out what they’re seeing and hearing. Once that happens, your message can easily get missed or even worse, your booth can get passed over...
by TradeShow Marketing Blogger | | Marketing
Want to hear the worst follow-up phone call to a contact you met at a trade show? It goes something like this. You: Hi, It’s Jason Smith with ABC Company and we met last week at the Green Show. Contact: Yes I remember you. What can I do for you? You: We only had a few...
by TradeShow Marketing Blogger | | Marketing
The secret to exhibit success lies in your ability to focus all your resources on a single, achievable and measurable goal. But there are situations where focusing on one goal may mean lost opportunities, particularly when you are exhibiting at B to C (Business to...
by TradeShow Marketing Blogger | | Marketing
A big part of trade show marketing is deciding the right products to show. Inevitably, to narrow down the possibilities ask yourself, “What is the most important to me? What is the most important to my customers?” Rarely is that answer on the tip of your tongue. Like...
by TradeShow Marketing Blogger | | Marketing
We’re going to talk about doing a better job staying in touch with other parts of the corporate family and how to get along with the more – let’s say estranged parts of the company. And since I am still the TradeShow Teacher, we’ll put all this into the context of...
by TradeShow Marketing Blogger | | Marketing
It has often been said that the secret to exhibit success lies in its focus. All too often exhibitors either try to accomplish too much from their exhibitions or their goals are vague at best. The trick to getting your trade show program off on the right foot is to...
