Importance of Garden City Xmas Market & Trade Expo 2

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2. Trade Fair and Expos are Possible Sales Opportunities

After we have discussed the importance of direct “live” communication and first impression we will continue with a fundamental process that runs over the course of the event. Completing a long-awaited deal or negotiating prices could be the milestone that can change your company’s future or expand the product sector of your business. Careful preparation will convert into leads as people are generally motivated to commit to a deal when participating at an event. So, we aware of the possibilities that the trade fair marketing provides, next the exhibitor has to distinguish the steps that his company has to make in order to achieve his goals. An easy, yet productive start could be:

Discuss and set goals with your team, so they can be prepared well in advance and apply the most efficient sales strategy.
Reach out to as many visitors as possible. Don’t forget that most of them are motivated to commit a deal, or at least hear what you can offer to them.
Monitor yours and your team’s performance, take notes, collect business cards, contacts, etc. Apart from these steps, you can make a wide research on what are your competitors offering at the current moment months before the expo’s dates. Exploring their strengths and weaknesses may lead to a better presentation on the show. Trade Fair Marketing.  


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  1. BUCHI GEORGE,EsqAugust 22, 2020 at 12:58 AM

    GARDEN CITY XMAS MARKET AND TRADE EXPO AN ANNUAL / YEARLY TRADE FAIR AND EXHIBITION MARKING END OF THE YEAR DURING CHRISTMAS SALES AND CELEBRATIONS, ITS A PROJECT OF TRADE NIGERIA AND GLOBE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY

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