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Actual for You - Four Simple Ways to Cut Your Trade Show Marketing Budget in Half
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You should track each expense and when you show is over hold a quick review to discover how much you spent. You might be surprised at how things add up.
Here are four simple ways to make your trade show marketing budget count. If you can reduce your show spending a losing show might suddenly be worthwhile.
1. Track your deadlines and discounts.
Look at your show agreement and see where you get discounts for making early commitments. A better way to look at this is the premium you pay for not being well planned. You’ll see a deadline and a price before the date and an increased price after the date. You’ll see yet a higher premium for getting a service on the day of the show.
Keep good records of the discount deadlines and don’t’ miss any. That will ensure you minimize your surcharges.
Keep special track of your shipping costs and ensure you have time to ship ground and still make your setup deadline.
Good planning will really be worth your while
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Here are four simple ways to make your trade show marketing budget count. If you can reduce your show spending a losing show might suddenly be worthwhile.
1. Track your deadlines and discounts.
Look at your show agreement and see where you get discounts for making early commitments. A better way to look at this is the premium you pay for not being well planned. You’ll see a deadline and a price before the date and an increased price after the date. You’ll see yet a higher premium for getting a service on the day of the show.
Keep good records of the discount deadlines and don’t’ miss any. That will ensure you minimize your surcharges.
Keep special track of your shipping costs and ensure you have time to ship ground and still make your setup deadline.
Good planning will really be worth your whil
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1. Track your deadlines and discounts.
Look at your show agreement and see where you get discounts for making early commitments. A better way to look at this is the premium you pay for not being well planned. You’ll see a deadline and a price before the date and an increased price after the date. You’ll see yet a higher premium for getting a service on the day of the show.
Keep good records of the discount deadlines and don’t’ miss any. That will ensure you minimize your surcharges.
Keep special track of your shipping costs and ensure you have time to ship ground and still make your setup deadline.
Good planning will really be worth your whil
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Keep good records of the discount deadlines and don’t’ miss any. That will ensure you minimize your surcharges.
Keep special track of your shipping costs and ensure you have time to ship ground and still make your setup deadline.
Good planning will really be worth your whil
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Keep special track of your shipping costs and ensure you have time to ship ground and still make your setup deadline.
Good planning will really be worth your while and can save you easily 25%
2. Review your booth size.
As your company grows its trade show strategy you may be tempted to move up to a larger booth. You may even be tempted to take the show discount (see point number 1) and take a bigger space next year. Event managers will encourage you to do this but beware!
Take a look at your show results. Then consider what happens if you had two times more space. Would you get twice the traffic to the booth? Would there two times as many qualified prospects than if you had a 10 x 10 space? If the bigger booth doesn’t deliver a bigger result, you could skip the expense and focus on the marketing program instead.
3. Be ruthless on your giveaway budget.
Show giveaways can really eat up a show budget is short order. Often you will be focused on the item selection and not the role the item plays in your sales process.
Consider the difference in cost between a thousand items you give freely to people passi
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