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Digg it UP - Set Yourself up for Trade Show Success
Just like the Yellow Page ad, or your business card, a company brochure has specific functions. It is a stand-alone, generic piece whose role is to give the following three
3. Don't dismiss "expensive" events right away. Just because an entry cost is hig
An elevator speech is a short verbal snippet that clearly and memorably introduces you. It highlights your uniqueness and focuses on the benefits you provide.Imagine
1. Have a goal. What do you want to get out of the event? Most small business owners think sponsoring an event will bring them a ton of business. Not necessarily. Follow up is critical.
2. Make sure the audience is your market. If your company is a business-to-business provider and the event is for consumers, the likelihood of new business is slim. Sponsoring an event that doesn't include your target market is just a waste of money. Do your homework.
3. Don't dismiss "expensive" events right away. Just because an entry cost is high
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1. Have a goal. What do you want to get out of the event? Most small business owners think sponsoring an event will bring them a ton of business. Not necessarily. Follow up is critical.
2. Make sure the audience is your market. If your company is a business-to-business provider and the event is for consumers, the likelihood of new business is slim. Sponsoring an event that doesn't include your target market is just a waste of money. Do your homework.
3. Don't dismiss "expensive" events right away. Just because an entry cost is hig
So many marketing teams claim to be the life blood of a business and sometimes they are and yet so many times I see that marketing teams fail companies miserably. But why yo
2. Make sure the audience is your market. If your company is a business-to-business provider and the event is for consumers, the likelihood of new business is slim. Sponsoring an event that doesn't include your target market is just a waste of money. Do your homework.
3. Don't dismiss "expensive" events right away. Just because an entry cost is hig
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3. Don't dismiss "expensive" events right away. Just because an entry cost is hig
Since most of the trading world is clearly barking up the wrong tree and chasing their tails getting nowhere, it is evident that in order to consistently win we need to see
3. Don't dismiss "expensive" events right away. Just because an entry cost is high doesn't mean you can't afford it. You could offer to work on the organizing committee, perform specific duties for the event, or donate a product or prize in return for partial payment.
4. Introduce yourself before the show. If at all possible, get a postal mail or email list (or both) of attendees from the trade show host. A week prior to the show, send a notice introducing yourself to them and inviting them to stop by your booth.
5. Plan for follow-up. Before you sign up for the show, have a plan in place for how you will follow up with those prospects interested in what you have to offer.
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