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il the last minute to decide on exhibiting in a trade show, you may have to put up with a less than ideal location-- behind a pole, at the end of a dead-end aisle, near loading docks, close to freight doors and ceiling water pipes or in a very dark corner. You may be relegated to a site far from the industry leaders, main attractions, gues

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In business as in life, never underestimate the importance of being prepared. As the saying goes, you must first plan your work and then work your plan. This is particularly true in trade show exhibiting where trade show display success is largely dependent on proper planning. Without putting the right plan in place, you will encounter a number of what would be easily avoidable blunders. These oversights can cause havoc on your trade show team’s morale as well as your company’s bottom line. In order to avoid these errors, however, you must first know what they are.

The five major trade show exhibit mistakes to avoid are:

1. Picking the Wrong Show to Exhibit In

By being distracted by an overly hectic work schedule and being short staffed and overworked, hastily made trade show decisions to exhibit in an upcoming trade show can backfire. Because you were unable to put the proper amount of time in to analyze who would be attending and exhibiting in the trade show, you wound up with the wrong targeted audience. Without doing the proper research to learn about the qualifications of the trade show attendees and how they match up with your marketing goals, you are subject to missing your target and having an unrewarding trade show experience.

2. Selecting the Wrong Location For your trade show display

If you wait until the last minute to decide on exhibiting in a trade show, you may have to put up with a less than ideal location-- behind a pole, at the end of a dead-end aisle, near loading docks, close to freight doors and ceiling water pipes or in a very dark corner. You may be relegated to a site far from the industry leaders, main attractions, guest

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number of what would be easily avoidable blunders. These oversights can cause havoc on your trade show team’s morale as well as your company’s bottom line. In order to avoid these errors, however, you must first know what they are.

The five major trade show exhibit mistakes to avoid are:

1. Picking the Wrong Show to Exhibit In

2. Selecting the Wrong Location For your trade show display

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2. Selecting the Wrong Location For your trade show display

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g targeted audience. Without doing the proper research to learn about the qualifications of the trade show attendees and how they match up with your marketing goals, you are subject to missing your target and having an unrewarding trade show experience.

2. Selecting the Wrong Location For your trade show display

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3. Having a vanilla-type trade show booth with no intrigue or style

Just imagine a line forming at the trade show exhibit next to yours where there are compelling, dramatic displays with lots of attractions, audios and interactive activity on their website, sensational giveaways and prizes, fresh brewed coffee and hot buns, dancing acrobats and an oversized TV screen with a luxurious lounge for the foot weary trade show attendee. Then imagine your trade show booth with nothing but a drape. Guess who gets the traffic.

4. Having your trade show booth staff poorly matched with your qualified prospects. If you are attending a trade show that attracts primarily engineers, your trade show exhibit staff should be comprised of engineers who will be able to communicate with its audience in an informative, intelligent way. It’s that simple.

5. Allowing your trade show booth staff to waste time by talking to unqualified prospects. The key is to identify and classify hot prospects and the products and services they are interested in buying. There are new, sophisticated software packages that allow you to identify a half dozen weighted multiple choice questions in advance that will determine how viable a client prospect is. If you do not ident

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