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Complacency the Enemy of b2b Trade Show SuccessThursday, January 6, 2011 I love the New Year's holiday for the same reason I love working in trade shows. The New Year gives you time to reflect and examine what worked and what didn’t. It provides an opportunity to set some resolutions for
Shows provide the same satisfaction; they happen every year, and afterward you get a fresh start. Each year they can be evaluated, improved upon and changed for the better. Not every vocation provides the luxury of putting your ideas into motion, watching them succeed or fail and being able to make further improvements year after year. In the celebration of the New Year and trade shows, I’ve compiled the following New Year's resolutions for all trade shows.
This may seem like an obvious resolution for events, but so often events managers get complacent and produce the same content with the same speakers, year after year. Don’t get me wrong—a signature session or two can certainly add value, but make sure you’re freshening up your content with new topics. And be sure to watch those new sessions closely, because that one hot new session with standing-room-only audience could turn into your next new event in the form of a one-day summit focused exclusively on that topic. |
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