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If your strategy starts at the booth, it’s already too late.

  • Feb 16
  • 1 min read

If your strategy starts at the booth, it’s already too late.


ROI isn’t decided at the booth.

It’s decided 2 weeks before the doors open.


Here’s what serious exhibitors do differently.


Step 1 — Two Weeks Before


  • Review the exhibitor list

  • Select 15–20 priority targets

  • Identify decision-makers on LinkedIn

  • Reach out before the event


If you secure just 5 pre-arranged meetings, everything changes.


You’re no longer networking.

You’re executing.


Step 2 — During the Fair


Your goal is NOT business cards.

Your goal is agreement on the next step.


Ask these questions:

  • "Who would be responsible for a PoC?"

  • "How is purchasing decided in your company?"

  • "Would you be available for an online meeting next week?"


100 business cards mean visibility.

5 clearly defined next steps mean pipeline.


In the next post, I’ll show you where 90% of companies slow down and

where contracts are actually won.


Want results, not just networking? Book a consultation.

 
 
 

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