Who is Manning Your Tradeshow Booth?

by Laura Lake on May 7, 2007

Recently while in atten­dance at Ad:Tech in San Fran­cisco I was amazed the peo­ple staffing booths that could not sell their own prod­ucts. Often I found myself deter­min­ing how their ser­vices could help the busi­ness I work for rather than being offered sug­ges­tions. It is true that trade shows can be exhaus­tive, but it’s impor­tant you know your prod­uct and you know your ser­vice. You also need to reflect a high level of energy in order to excite those prospects that are inter­ested in your prod­ucts and/or services.

If you stayed out too late at an event party you bet­ter still have that bounce in your step and leave those hun­gover eyes in the hotel room. If i’ve paid to attend a trade show and I’ve taken time out of my day to stand and lis­ten to your pitch; don’t make me feel as if I’m dis­turb­ing your after­noon nap.

Your booth is reflec­tive of the image and the energy that your com­pany pos­sesses — are you staffing your booth correctly?

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