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cases I have straight affiliate/commission partnerships. It all depends on the partner and how we determine we can BEST HELP EACH OTHER to be successful. (C) 2005 Debbie LaChusa Title: Show Me the Money: Maximizing Tradeshow ROI Word Count: 893 Summary: What happens at the tradeshow is obviously import to your success, but equally important is what happens after the show ends. To truly benefit from all the hard work what went into exhibiting, must ensure that appropriate follow-up activities take place. Keywords: trade show marketing, trade show sponsorships, target audience, trade show staff training, exhibitor staff training, trade show books, booth staff training, boothmanship, meetings, events Article Body: I hear it all the time: Tradeshows are a waste of time and money. We stand around, selling our hearts out, and what do we have to show at the end of the day? Nothing. Well, that's the result you should expect, if you're like most exhibitors, and neglect the most crucial aspect of tradeshow participation: Follow Up. What happens at the tradeshow is obviously import to your success, but equally important is what happens after the show ends. This is where most exhibitors drop the ball. Differentiate your company from its peers and wring the full value from your tradeshow participation. To truly benefit from all the hard work what went into exhibiting, must ensure that appropriate follow-up activities take place. Follow Up Begins Before the Show Research tells us that over 80% of leads gathered at tradeshows are never followed up. That's a phenomenal number, especially when each lead has the potential to generate profit for your company. Why do so many leads fall by the wayside? It's because show leads have a reputation for having no substance û theyÆre either just cold business cards or similar basic information imprinted on a company lead card. There's nothing there to give already busy professionals a reason to follow up. Even if the salespeople do follow up, there's only so much they can learn from a business card or bare bone information. For salespeople to view leads as being worthwhile for follow-up, they need quality information. For this reason, it is vital that before the show you spend time going over the lead collecting process. Clarify exactly what types of information should be recorded on lead cards. Explain the importance of the information you are gathering. Make sure everyone knows exactly how to operate the card readers and use
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