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How will you brand your trade show exhibit? Will your logo be part of the branding? Will you incorporate your brand on all your handouts? 3. Do you expect to increase sales on the trade show floor? If so, by how much? Be realistic and set attainable sales figures. 4. Outline your expected trade show results. The more specific, the better. Are you planning to introduce new products or services at the trade show? If so, what are they and how will you showcase these new products/services? 5. Is an important emphasis of your trade show display to educate your target audience? If it Direct Marketing Ad: Nine Ways To Effectively Advertise Your Business In Magazines ndently of it.Have you ever spent hundreds or thousands of dollars placing an ad in a magazine and not have a good response? Have you been confused as to why your ad did not work like you had hoped?Here are 9 basic tips for advertising your business in magazines.1. Color ads are generally more effective than black/white ads. 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Boy, isn't that the truth!So many people I speak with dream of becoming self employed and starting their own small business. Don't get me wrong: being self employed is the best lifestyle I know. It 4. Outline your expected trade show results. The more specific, the better. Are you planning to introduce new products or services at the trade show? If so, what are they and how will you showcase these new products/services? 5. Is an important emphasis of your trade show display to educate your target audience? If it is, will you have on-site speakers, website presentations, handouts at your trade show booth display? 6. Do you expect to gather industry information and customer preferences at the trade show? Do you have a formal survey and will you offer incentives for people to fill out your survey? 7. Is one of your goals to attract new business? If so, how many new orders do you feel are realistic? 8. Is recruiting new dealers or distributors a priority? If so, how many new dealers or distributors will be at the trade show? 9. Do you expect to educate customers? How do you plan to do this? Free literature Handouts? Internet presentations? In-person talks by your top management? By putting your goals in writing, you have a list that you can manage and measure. Your specific goals need to be realistic and timed. Make deadlines and meet them. You already know that trade show displays can enhance your marketing plans with measurable results. You now need to focus first on your goals and objectives so that your measurement and return on trade show investment are indeed meaningful.
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