December 22, 2009 at 4:35 am | trade shows
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1. Set your goal Why are you doing the show? Is it on products, the chances of selling a spontaneous awareness, or short-circuit the competition? Be sure to have a clear goal in mind to write to you and show your results, such as monitoring continued. Without a specific goal in mind, it will be impossible to determine whether the show was a success. 2. Apply your booth before the show begins One of the most important aspects for a successful show is the number of times you can “touch” your prospects. The general rule is that you at least 3 times before the show to have to create awareness spontaneously reach. Less than 15% of the exhibitors at a pre-show promotion. Since in this group! Participants spend the time to 15% to 20% of parts so if you want their time, they must show you invite to your booth before you arrive. If you want to create “guarantees” perspective “- is how! 3. The 1-Minute Pitch Fact: You have 6 seconds of absorption through the attention when they walk prospects to your booth at the fair ground. When designing your booth, and the message is large (we will discuss later), and the view keeps you must be ready! A location 1 minutes Condensed includes everything you need for the leadership and most importantly, a field that meets the goal of qualifying for this show. This field of practice to ensure as many times as possible before the show to make sure you cold and fire! Remember, you should put your page on the outlook – not your company will come later. 4. The Invitation – Do you have a good reason to visit at their booth It is quite simple – a reason for potential customers to your booth to visit – and then they invite you. Whether your gift, raffle introduced new products, the discounts applied to all services for all VIP visitors, or announcement of a merger or partnership, you have good reason to come to your coffee table. If your reason is compelling enough, they plan to visit your booth. 5. Qualify your prospects Many exhibitors use the fair to win gifts prospects to their booth. Although the give-aways a good way to increase traffic to your booth, they need no strong leads. A good way to qualify prospects and to avoid people who are simply there is free stuff, by a raffle. To the best of the raffle, you have to ask some qualifying questions. In order to qualify, all entries – they must fill in all information on a form to participate in the raffle. You should e-mail asking you to build your opt-in email list can be sure to let them know that you email them will, from time to time receive specials and promotions to — their interest, time frame and purchasing decision makers in the process and everything you need to play a leading role, QUALIFIED REAL. If you make your mind later, you will know exactly who is interested in your products or services and who is not. 6. The state of the message The largest and most common mistakes I see on the screens show, is a name scrawled at the top of the cabin. Note that you are there to capture the attention OUTLOOK simple enumeration of XYZ top of your stand is unlikely to do so. Hopefully you have the message that you want, before developing the show is over, make sure that your stand is the message clearly and quickly! Note that you collect 6 seconds, have the attention and create opportunities to a powerful message is the best way to achieve this. 7. The booth Graphics Great Mass graphics will give your main message. Once you have your video card from a qualified professional who will make the difference between producing a show of “decency” and a wave “! So, if your graphics card is designed and the products you want certain things to keep in mind. No message, message, message o teach colors and images that your message o If your designer does not know the emotions generated by different colors – Get a new designer. (Remember the rule 6 seconds) o your booth and graphics are an important investment and should be designed and qualified by an expert that you see in your budget to develop your message out. o A good stand should not be complicated and expensive salon does not have to stand to be good. 8. MONITORING, tracking, monitoring According to digest a fair prospect of a variety of information. Most likely, they visited a number of stalls selling after the visit, but it is a safe way for them to remember you to be the first, TO FOLLOW UP! Remember, you need to reach your potential customers up to 12 times available. Three times before the show, once at the fair and at least 4 was followed after the show. Relevant information each time, advertisements, newspaper mentions, etc. Do not give up – you will be surprised by the power of consistency, “informational,” follow-up. 9. FOCUS in your Outlook I have said repeatedly in this article, and I give it its own section because it really that important. The most important, remember what they say about a successful salon business is that nobody really cares what you sell what you do, who you are, that the companies that you have done, why you here or anything about you . It is sad but true and it is important to your trade show success or failure. The only thing outlook on the way care is a service of our product can be useful! Do you have a message that they can be ready to present this message and you are guaranteed success. 10. Bonus Tips – Mini Killer Tip # 1 – Do not Ever sit in your booth – studies show that people 26% more for exactly the same product, if the seller has to pay! – Killer Mini Tip # 2 – Smile, always smiling, not frowning and smiling (get it?) If you can smile at the thought of saying her name then you have managed to open the door – now simply apply your 1 minutes pitch! – Killer Mini-Tip # 3 – look to be casual relaxed / – Body language is very important – many perspectives on foot through the actual stop “nervous” because you could ask them a question they do not know answer. If you are relaxed, you are affordable and are more likely to hire you. – Mini Killer Tip # 4 – Make them feel important – because they are! Take the discussion about them, not you. Which approach is more effective?