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Will You Add? - Cold Calls at Trade Shows
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What happens at a trade show? Is there such thing as a true cold call?
I say No. And these are my five reasons I say so....
1. IT DEPENDS ON YOUR SIDE OF THE AISLE –
As an exhibitor, there will be people you have never met, representing companies you do not know but – you are not calling on them. The visitor has the control of the encounter and approaches you. The cold call is TO you, not from you.
2. MOST VISITORS ARE FOCUSED –
They have a problem – immediate, perceived, anticipated or just a dream. They are looking for a solution, and in most cases, they are casing your company as a solution provider. This means you need to listen carefully to strangers and slot their concerns into your arsenal of answers.
3. MOST VISITORS KNOW YOUR COMPANY –
Maybe not intimately as a client, or even as prospect, but via Internet research, industry gossip, publicity, conversations with your clients,. Unless you are a brand-new venture with absolutely no exposure, your name and reputation are out there. Today, there is no privacy thanks to technology.
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1. IT DEPENDS ON YOUR SIDE OF THE AISLE –
As an exhibitor, there will be people you have never met, representing companies you do not know but – you are not calling on them. The visitor has the control of the encounter and approaches you. The cold call is TO you, not from you.
2. MOST VISITORS ARE FOCUSED –
They have a problem – immediate, perceived, anticipated or just a dream. They are looking for a solution, and in most cases, they are casing your company as a solution provider. This means you need to listen carefully to strangers and slot their concerns into your arsenal of answers.
3. MOST VISITORS KNOW YOUR COMPANY –
Maybe not intimately as a client, or even as prospect, but via Internet research, industry gossip, publicity, conversations with your clients,. Unless you are a brand-new venture with absolutely no exposure, your name and reputation are out there. Today, there is no privacy thanks to technology.
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2. MOST VISITORS ARE FOCUSED –
They have a problem – immediate, perceived, anticipated or just a dream. They are looking for a solution, and in most cases, they are casing your company as a solution provider. This means you need to listen carefully to strangers and slot their concerns into your arsenal of answers.
3. MOST VISITORS KNOW YOUR COMPANY –
Maybe not intimately as a client, or even as prospect, but via Internet research, industry gossip, publicity, conversations with your clients,. Unless you are a brand-new venture with absolutely no exposure, your name and reputation are out there. Today, there is no privacy thanks to technology.
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3. MOST VISITORS KNOW YOUR COMPANY –
Maybe not intimately as a client, or even as prospect, but via Internet research, industry gossip, publicity, conversations with your clients,. Unless you are a brand-new venture with absolutely no exposure, your name and reputation are out there. Today, there is no privacy thanks to technology.
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Does it really matter who starts the Sales Dance? Some exhibitors insist on leading this cha-cha – which may turn into a slow waltz when they don’t listen or acknowledge that control of the conversation belongs to the visitor.
5. UNDERSTAND THE PROCESS –
At a trade show, the visitor is in charge. The visitor has
made these major decisions TO–
What happens after this is out of the control of the trade show staff and moves to sales for follow-up. At which point, it is certainly not a cold call.
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