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TL; DR Are you ready to recover, refocus, and actually close those leads? You’ve already done the hardest part—running a successful event. But if you don’t close the loop, you’re ...

Most event marketers are stuck in a cycle. They invest months planning for a trade show, execute with precision, and then… nothing. The leads don’t convert. The follow-ups don’t land. ...

TL;DR (Too Long; Didn’t Read) The big idea Networking at events isn’t just about collecting business cards. It’s about building lasting relationships. Successful event professionals go beyond the handshake by ...

If you ask most event professionals what success looks like on the trade show floor, they’ll point to the scanner. More scans, more leads, more opportunity—right? Except that’s not how ...

Leads. You walk away from the event with hundreds of them. Badges scanned. Hands shaken. Interest piqued. And then what? Your inbox is full. Your CRM has new entries. Your ...

You spent three days on the trade show floor. You hustled through back-to-back demos, collected hundreds of leads, and maybe even snagged a few handshakes that felt like closed deals. ...

Trade shows are loud. Not just the noise, but the noise of expectation. Booths. Badges. Banners. Bragging. And somehow, in all that effort, in all that spend, we forget the ...

You’ve been there. Standing at your booth, surrounded by a sea of potential clients. The energy is high, conversations are flowing, but as the event wraps up, you find yourself ...

TL;DR Most exhibitors focus on visitors who walk up to their booth, but what about the attendees they never meet? This article explores how businesses can capture leads beyond their ...

Quantity vs. quality leads. It’s the age-old debate in marketing, in sales, in just about everything. More leads, more clicks, more business cards stuffed into a pocket. It feels productive. ...

Most businesses don’t have a trade show problem. They have a follow-up problem, the larger pie of the marketing sales leads. They spend tens of thousands of dollars on booth ...

Lead vs. prospect: what’s the difference, really? Leads and prospects. Two words tossed around in sales and marketing like a well-worn football. Some people use them interchangeably, assuming they mean ...