When it rains, it pours. I would say this applies to my daughter, who got a new job offer. She is not expecting this opportunity to happen, but she is thankful and excited.
Do you want to find new clients, meet with potential business partners and study your competitors? Trade shows are golden nuggets for companies and their industries. They give you the opportunity to showcase your services and get feedback from others in the same industry. Here is how you can make a powerful appearance at your next trade show.
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Be Professional
Most companies have a booth set up at the convention. This means you may have to find some equipment and booth rental storage Boston MA. You need a booth that radiates with professionalism. You’re not advertising a science project, but rather an expert view in the industry.
Your staff should look the part. Their business attire can say a lot about how professional your services are. Keep your booth looking organized and modern and reach out to those interested in what you do.
Be Different
Although you may look professional, what makes you stand out among competitors? This calls for a creative touch in the colors, text and technology at your booth. Find what makes your company stand out and highlight it through expert design.
If you want to catch the attention of viewers, offer free swag. Not only are they cool gifts, but they can be a future marketing generator as people show off hats, stress balls and cup holders with your logo on them. Find creative ways to show who you are.
Have Fun
A trade show can be a fascinating place. If you have time, visit other booths that are there. Consider working with others, discuss the latest industry updates and enjoy the unique atmosphere. Trade shows often offer workshops or training that can supply new information and help you improve your business.
Attending trade shows can be a great asset to your company. Find ones that fit your niche and start thinking up some exciting booth ideas.
Listen to young digital artists Naomi and Denice talk about their creative journey and keeping it going despite the competitive field. Interview conducted by their friend Lian, a professional photographer.
They discuss about the difference between digital and traditional arts and provide fresh tips on aspiring artists out there based on their experiences.
“Practice, experiment and enjoy the process.” — Naomi
“Always pursue passion projects, always practice, and share your work (to others) to inspire.” — Denice
