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When you’re at a trade show, it’s easy to get focused on simply gathering leads or generating sales – short-term results.
But beyond that, are you building meaningful connections that can lead to future business or open doors to other exciting opportunities?
I know I’ve made some of my best client and friend connections at a trade show. Perhaps that’s how you and I first met!
In order to meaningfully connect with someone – whether that’s a customer, neighbor, coworker, or anyone else – you need to focus on a few basic things. Together, these actions guarantee more effective communication and demonstrate your interest in the other person.
By Marlys K. Arnold: Exhibit Marketing Consultant, Trainer & Author3.8
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When you’re at a trade show, it’s easy to get focused on simply gathering leads or generating sales – short-term results.
But beyond that, are you building meaningful connections that can lead to future business or open doors to other exciting opportunities?
I know I’ve made some of my best client and friend connections at a trade show. Perhaps that’s how you and I first met!
In order to meaningfully connect with someone – whether that’s a customer, neighbor, coworker, or anyone else – you need to focus on a few basic things. Together, these actions guarantee more effective communication and demonstrate your interest in the other person.

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