Trade Show Tips for Inline Exhibitors
Just because you exhibit in an inline exhibit doesn’t mean you can’t stand out. But, it also doesn’t mean you get a free pass, either.
Just because you exhibit in an inline exhibit doesn’t mean you can’t stand out. But, it also doesn’t mean you get a free pass, either.
When you exhibit in an island space, you are making a major marketing commitment. The costs are larger, the expectations are higher and the risks are greater. But so is the potential.
Trade shows require a wide array of skills, including marketing, planning, organisation, communications, team-building, and more.
Skyline has released a new 44-page book containing 25 articles on many key areas for trade show marketing, covering logistics; booth staff selection, training, and staffing; exhibit design; pre-show and at-show promotions; lead management; and measurement of your program’s results.
With lead generation being a top priority for trade show marketers, that makes lead follow-ups equally as important. However, without a solid follow-up system in place, a lead that took so much effort to obtain becomes nearly pointless. Follow these 3 tips on creating a follow-up plan that provides greater results