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 * What are some basic do's and don'ts of manning a trade show
 booth? 
  
 Businesspersons or companies have been spending a lot of money
 each year exhibiting at industry trade shows in order to gain
 new customers and sales. 
  
 Here are some of the dos and don'ts in manning or operating
 trade shows: 
  
 DO: 
  
 Give in to your enthusiastic attitude. 
  
 Keep things organized. 
  
 Be prepared to answer questions. 
  
 Keep calm and wear your brightest smile in facing the
 customers. 
  
 Make company product literature readily available 
  
 DON'T: 
  
 Overkill by adding a great gimmick, game, or giveaway that will
 overshadow the real purpose of your exhibit. 
  
 Overstaff your booth. 
  
 Block your booth by placing a table or counter in front of it. 
  
  
 * What are the best ways to generate leads at trade shows? 
  
 Do not just sit there and wait for clients or leads to come and
 visit your show. Some of the best ways to generate leads at
 trade shows are: 
  
 Contact them personally before the event. Talking one-on-one
 with potential buyers provides an immediate gratification that
 is empowering. 
  
 Contact an agency that specializes in providing qualified leads
 to businesses. You can seek their help in producing leads at the
 trade show. 
  
 Get online and research individual companies. 
  
 Offer a special promotion. 
  
 Take plenty of time to prepare for the event. 
  
 Be kind and friendly. 
  
 These steps will surely bring you some leads. Also, remember
 that once you have generated some leads, make sure not to
 disappoint them. Follow-up is important. 
  
  
 * How soon after the trade show should I follow up on leads? 
  
 After the show has ended, follow-up with a thank-you letter and
 a brochure. After your prospects have had time to receive this
 packet, it is appropriate for your sales representative to call
 and discuss their potential needs. 
  
  
 * What kinds of things should be considered when doing
 giveaways at a trade show booth? 
  
 In distributing your giveaways there are several things you
 need to consider to make it worthwhile: 
  
 Offer a unique promotional item. 
  
 Choose giveaways that are useful and helpful (or edible). 
  
 See that your giveaways match the customer's interest. 
  
 Items for giveaways should be personalized with your company
 name and logo. 
  
 Smile and be friendly. 
  
  
 * What kinds of promotional materials should be used at a
 tradeshow booth? 
  
 There are various kinds of promotional materials that can be
 used in conducting a successful trade show booth. These
 include: 
  
 Brochures 
  
 Flyers 
  
 Banners 
  
 Business cards 
  
 Gifts and Giveaways such as pens, magnets, sticky notes, mugs,
 or erasers. 
  
 All these promotional materials should, of course, display your
 company name and logo.
 
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