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The 600# Gorilla named sales lead "Follow-Up."
Why isn't UPPER MANAGEMENT furious that less than 20% of expensive sales leads ever get followed-up.
WHY ISN'T UPPER MANAGEMENT FURIOUS about the 600# Gorilla in their living room named -- sales lead "Follow-up?"
The Marketing department gets sales leads to the Sales department faster... so nothing can be done with them sooner. WHY is that behavior tolerated? Or is the reason obvious?

Trade Show Marketing - Part 2
Trade shows can be a large investment for a company. Once you have added in all the costs of the space, the booth, the promotional material, and the staff, you need to ensure you receive a strong Marketing ROI (return on investment).

How to Make the Most of Your Next Trade Show Opportunity
Exhibiting at a Trade Show can be a major investment of money and time. Here are proven suggestions to maximize your opportunity.

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6 Reasons Every Company Needs a Marketing Plan
Imagine overhearing this conversation your company’s owner and its sales manager: “Hey Joe, I was talking with Bill at Zippidee Company—our biggest customer—and he stopped by Barebones Inc.’s—our biggest competitor’s—booth at the Hodown Trade Show,” says the sales manager. “Bill from Zippidee was at the Hodown?” says the owner. “Well then, we gotta be at that show next year. Call the trade association and reserve a booth for next year. Start recruiting reps to work the show and reorder the coffee mugs with our logo. Come on, let’s moooove.” Is this proper marketing? This scenario demonstrates how, all too often, a company implements tactics without first planning strategically. It’s a lot like cooking without a recipe.

CHALLENGING THE BIG BANG THEORY
CHALLENGING THE BIG BANG THEORY OF TRADE SHOW PRODUCT ANNOUNCEMENTS Win the battle of convention noise by avoiding the noise. Think of your next trade show as the middle of your product rollout, not the beginning.

Passing Off and the Protection of Trade Dress in Franchising
Trade dress can be protected at common law through the tort of passing off. When trade dress is registered, or registrable under the Trade-Marks Act as a distinguishing guise, it can also be protected through the statutory action found in s. 7(b) of the Trade-marks Act which codifies the common law tort of passing off. A plaintiff must demonstrate goodwill, deception due to a misrepresentation and actual or potential damages. Under the statutory action a plaintiff must further show that the action concerns a trade-mark within the meaning of the Trade-marks Act. franchise lawyer ontario london toronto attorney franchisor franchising www.franchiselaw.ca
How to Promote Sales Growth at a Trade Show
How is your company making a bigger impression than your competitors at trade shows. Many vendors attend trade shows and the best make it a success. The following article provides tips to ensure your next trade show is a triumph.
Top 10 Small Business Tips To Get The Most Out Of Your Next Tradeshow
Many small business owners take part in trade-shows and networking events. But how should you prepare yourself to get the maximum return on your trade show investment?
Participating in an Overseas Trade Show
If you’ve ever organized participation in a trade show in the U.S., you know how much work it is! Selecting the right show, getting all the paperwork in on time, remembering to make hotel and travel reservations for everyone attending, deciding what your booth should look like….the tasks are seemingly endless! And doing a show overseas is that much more complicated, but the rewards can be great. Take a look at a few things which can help you prepare for an overseas show……..

How to Execute Perfect Trade Shows
12 tips for trade show management and marketing
How to make your trade show booth attractive for your targeted clients
How to make your trade show booth attractive for your targeted clientsTradeshows, seminars and conferences are focused on a specialised area of interest, theme or topic. These have become an integral part of business life cycle wherein various businesses get together on a platform to interact with prospective and existing audience on a personal level. It is also a stage facilitating comparison between products and services of businesses and can be a lucrative proposition for any company who has a strong product and appropriate marketing skills to promote it. The primary objective of participating in any trade show is to highlight your product or service in front of your target client so as to generate future sales and profits for your business.
Trade Show Tips to Promote Your Business
Trade shows are an important business marketing tool whether it’s a local show hosted by the chamber of commerce for a few hundred people or a mega show in Las Vegas for a few thousand. Potential buyers are coming together for their shared interest. If you can demonstrate that your company meets their needs you’ve got a new customer.

Attract, inform, impress: Making your next trade show a success.
The next trade show you choose to participate in can be your most successful. Why? Because you are about to learn the key components to creating a trade show booth that will attract more people, accumulate more quality leads, and close more sales. It’s really that simple.
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