Scary (and sad) Tales of Trade Show Booth Follow-Up
Unfortunately, many booth exhibitors haven’t yet learned an important lesson. Here are some scary examples of what NOT to do.
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Karin Roberts
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We have all been there: we are at a trade show event and all of a sudden we need something unexpected. At a show venue, a hardware store or supply store is NOT right around the corner and usually is a taxi drive away. So for those unexpected situations that can occur at trade shows – whether the exhibit frame got damaged, someone spilled a drink on your floor, or you don't have enough office supplies at the show – make sure you have the following items with you to be prepared for the unexpected. No matter how prepared you are for the event, glitches can easily occur and derail your trade show success. Instead of waiting for these problems to happen, be proactive and have these items available in case of emergency.
All cell phone numbers of suppliers and employees - usually work is done on the week-ends and nights!Many of these items will most likely not need to be used, but it’s better to be prepared than deal with an emergency without the proper tools. Keep these 20 items on hand and you will be prepared for anything that comes your way!
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