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Here is a casual look at some of the different personality types that can be observed at a trade show:
The Know-It-All – This person has worked at least one trade show in the past and now believes that he or she is fully immersed in all of its complexities. From exhibit design to sales strategies and the type of attendees, this person spends most of their time lecturing others. Giving these individuals direction is virtually impossible and often a waste of your breath.
The Tech Guru – This person has superior technical knowledge and you should be honored to be in their presence. Your technical experience is nothing compared to what he or she knows and they will tell you at every opportunity how advanced their skills might be. Standard practice for communication involves arguments over very technical ideas and anyone who disagrees with this tech genius will feel the wrath. Talking down to the clientele is the name of the game for this individual and anyone trying to calm him or her down will just be dismissed.
Introverted – Why was this person brought to the trade show? Oftentimes, these individuals hang in the back of the booth, too nervous or intimidated to talk with customers face-to-face. Although they might be friendly and hold invaluable knowledge about the product, their initial shyness limits them.
Game Talkers – These individuals love to tell you what to do, even if they don’t follow their own advice. Words are this person’s favorite tool and they can use them well; however, these game talkers often leave the booth and are unreliable at best when it comes time to working their shifts. They like to set their own rules and can make up excuses for anything.
Smiley – Overflowing with happiness and charm, these individuals simply do not stop smiling. They are willing to deal with anyone who has wandered near their booth and will usually talk a lot more than listen. However, their over exuberance will often drive the prospect to the competition out of sheer frustration and annoyance.
The Inventor – This person is the one who often developed the product and was dragged to the trade show for this fact. In reality, they just want to be left alone and put back in their happy place of being at home, in the lab or in their own office environment.
The Boss – Hey, this guy or gal is the boss and everybody will know it right away! You can usually spot this individual spouting off and being the uber-executive who is too important to do the menial tasks of booth duty like talking to the customers for a long period of time, setting up the exhibition booth and especially taking the booth down.
The Jokester – These individuals will be chatting it up, telling loud jokes and stories, while making side comments about any unusual person that might walk by. Where they here to work? No way. They’re “building relationships” with other competitors and potential customers, but actually never step in the booth to work very long.
Hangover Central – These individuals let loose a little too much the night before and now their time in the booth has come a little too quickly. Reeling from a hangover and some “crazy time” the night before, these individuals are a burden at the trade show display and a huge disappointment.
Party Time – The Hangover Central individual the night before, these participants love to have a few drinks and a huge meal while staying up all night in the convention town. They party hard, but when it comes time to really sell the next day, they fall short. These individuals will do little to support a growing list of goals and objectives, especially in a highly observed environment like the trade show display.
Don Juan – The wedding ring has been conveniently misplace and the cologne has been drenched on. This individual is ready to pretend they don’t have a spouse and family back home and their unacceptable behavior is a poor representation of the company to the rest of the industry.
Keeping these personalities in mind, the top 5 characteristics of trade show display participants are:
- A willingness and excitement to be there to meet new people and build the business
- An appreciation for the importance of the trade show for the future of the business
- Great listening and questioning skills to get to the heart of the specific issue for the prospect
- The ability to listen more than talk to really hear what the customer has to say (tough for seasoned sales people)
By avoiding some of the offending personalities and concentrating on the top characteristics needed to run a successful trade show display, you can ensure that your trade show display presentation meets its goals and rewards itself by reaching its objectives.
Benefits of trade show displays or Exhibition Display Booths:
How does the entrepreneur get the most out of their trade show conference or trade show displays?
There are, in fact, myriad advantages that one derives from using trade show displays. The primary benefits are diversity, the ability to attract a wide audience, the ability to augment the appearance of your products, company logo exposure, and business owners will discover the unique portability and reusability of trade show displays , conference , and exhibition booths once they are experienced in their use.
Diversity: Printsmart displays are available in an array of shapes, sizes, and formats. Thus, trade show displays and exhibition booths can match the personality of the business owner or the image of the company. Companies and small business owners can match display systems to their company logo and can therefore create a unified appearance. Plus, there is an assortment of trade show display booth accessories available for purchase that companies can use to improve the overall appearance of their display and to come across as absolutely professional in every regard. Many portable display systems are available at very reasonable costs such as ; rollup display stands , retractable display banner , pull up displays , large pop up wall display stands , portable promotion counters , display counters , poster frames , display banners , brochure stands , literature racks , trade show booth display banners , indoor hanging banners and much more. Ultimately, with such diversity available, companies and small business owners can use trade show displays and exhibition displays to create a public image that is completely professional; a well established, business presentation.
Attract an Audience to your trade show displays: If a company wants to attract the attention of new customers and prospects, there is no better way to do so than the use of a high quality exhibition display booth. With a professional trade show setup, companies can create eye catching displays and they can get their products or services recognized and remembered. Plus, trade show conventions have thousands of visitors—thus the use of a portable trade show displays and exhibition displays gives unlimited exposure to the business owner, their products, and/or their services. Finally, if you are a vendor looking to get other clients to purchase your products and resell them, the trade show display and exhibition display stand booths are more than just an advantageous tool, they are a necessity; vendors get their best exposure at trade show displays and conventions every year.
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