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Hub You - Attendee Walking the Aisles - 6 Trade Show Tips for '06
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2. LOOK AT THE STAFF….
Are you asking general questions or do you need an expert?
Understand your needs or your company’s requirements
before you step on the floor. Ask around
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Walk the aisles, see what’s new, plan purchases for the coming year? Is this the show when you pull out the order book or checkbook and make a commitment? Trade Show Training, inc. offers these 6 quick tips for those who are not exhibiting but who form the reason for any trade show – YOU - the Attendee…
1. LOOK FOR THE COMPANY….
While sales people are paid to be persuasive, you want to
do business with The Company. Review the pre-show
information and read the program about exhibitors. Select
those that match your requirements in terms of longevity,
products, services and guarantees.
2. LOOK AT THE STAFF….
Are you asking general questions or do you need an expert?
Understand your needs or your company’s requirements
before you step on the floor. Ask around y
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Walk the aisles, see what’s new, plan purchases for the coming year? Is this the show when you pull out the order book or checkbook and make a commitment? Trade Show Training, inc. offers these 6 quick tips for those who are not exhibiting but who form the reason for any trade show – YOU - the Attendee…
1. LOOK FOR THE COMPANY….
While sales people are paid to be persuasive, you want to
do business with The Company. Review the pre-show
information and read the program about exhibitors. Select
those that match your requirements in terms of longevity,
products, services and guarantees.
2. LOOK AT THE STAFF….
Are you asking general questions or do you need an expert?
Understand your needs or your company’s requirements
before you step on the floor. Ask around
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1. LOOK FOR THE COMPANY….
While sales people are paid to be persuasive, you want to
do business with The Company. Review the pre-show
information and read the program about exhibitors. Select
those that match your requirements in terms of longevity,
products, services and guarantees.
2. LOOK AT THE STAFF….
Are you asking general questions or do you need an expert?
Understand your needs or your company’s requirements
before you step on the floor. Ask around
Technology and healthcare always have had an uneasy relationship. On one hand, there is the promise of technology and the enhancements it offers healthcare. These include improved medical information access, streamlined reporting, automation, reduced errors and more efficient processes. On the other hand, technology has fallen short of its full potential in healthcare, as t
2. LOOK AT THE STAFF….
Are you asking general questions or do you need an expert?
Understand your needs or your company’s requirements
before you step on the floor. Ask around
Regardless of where you open your briefcase or palm pilot each day - at a large corporation, a small business or the end of your dining room table – the key to staying employable the rest of your life is your own creative action. The person who is going to be successful is not going to succeed just because of good work. That is a given. It is expected. Crafting your co
2. LOOK AT THE STAFF….
Are you asking general questions or do you need an expert?
Understand your needs or your company’s requirements
before you step on the floor. Ask around your firm – how can
you help while you are at the show – before the show.
3. PLAN YOUR ROUTE….
Each show has a floor plan. Use it. If you don’t have the info
you need, contact show management. Map out those
exhibitors you want to see. There are two ways to do this –
by aisle or by product. Review your requirements and hit the
main ones first. TSTi suggests you go down every aisle.
Because you never know who is a new competitor.
4. BE OPEN TO NEW STUFF….
You will never be able to absorb everything at one show.
There will always be a new company, product, service,
concept… something that will be unexpected. Maybe it is in
a small, ugly exhibit stuffed in a corner with the hottest new
product to be introduced at the show, and you don’t know
about it. Or a new #1 competit
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