Plan and Design Trade-Show - Sands Point, New York

Preparation for your trade-show booth

Plan and Design Trade-Show - Sands Point, New York

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Tip 1: On booth day you'd better be ready

Preparation ahead of time is important. Organize the supplies you'll need, folders, business cards, Pamphlets, any audio visual equipment, entry forms and leaflets. Ensure you inquire for electricity from chief operators ahead if you are in need of it. Also, never allow any of your marketing material leave your booth without your cormpany ID and contact info on it - people that visit MUST know how to get in touch with you after the trade show.

Tip 2: Get ansers by asking easy going questions

Tip 3: Gimmicks for visitor interaction.

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06/30/2008
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