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Latest Published Articles
1:
What's in Store For Trade Show and Event Industry in 2008?
( Category: Sales | Word Count:
727 | Views: 3 | Rating: -1 )
Trade show industry veterans share expert predictions on trends for 2008 to help exibitors and event promoters alike stay ahead of the changes and succeed in the coming year.
2:
Fixing The Gap So That You And The Customer Wins!
( Category: Market Research | Word Count:
472 | Views: 5 | Rating: -1 )
How REALLY listening to the customer can close the gap between what they expect from your products and services and what your company actually delivers.
3:
Is Your Customer Database Lying To You?
( Category: Small Business | Word Count:
713 | Views: 0 | Rating: -1 )
How 'dirty' data in your customer database can cost you and simple steps you can take to get the real story.
4:
The Secret To Filling The Prospect Pipeline In 2008
( Category: Lead Generation | Word Count:
557 | Views: 0 | Rating: -1 )
Customer connection is the secret for filling the sales pipeline in 2008.
5:
How To Increase Market Share In Spite of Recession With Trade Shows
( Category: Lead Generation | Word Count:
734 | Views: 1 | Rating: -1 )
Why recessions can be an opportunity for savvy marketing and to increase your market share as well as your bottom line.
6:
How To Recession Proof Your Business By Refining Your Marketing Activities
( Category: Strategic Planning | Word Count:
607 | Views: 2 | Rating: -1 )
Learn why slashing your marketing budget during recessions can be disasterous and how instead you can actually profit during down times with the right strategies.
7:
Short Changing Your Trade Show ROI by NOT Planning
( Category: Project Management | Word Count:
706 | Views: 0 | Rating: -1 )
How to increase your trade show ROI through simple planning that helps you avoid the most common mistakes exhibitors make.