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How to Stand Out at a Trade Show
Think of the last time you were on the midway at a state fair. Every booth was brightly colored, full of interesting things to see, do, and win. Hawkers yelled: “Step right up!”, “Three tries for a dollar!”, “Win a stuffed bunny for the lovely lady!” Lights flashed, kids ran around, and everyone seemed to be talking at once.
A trade show is like the midway at the state fair.
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