Author: Anders Boulanger

Transcribed from Anders’ trade show video coaching series .

Hi, it’s Anders the infotainer and I’m here in beautiful Kelowna, British Columbia and behind me you see Lake Okanogan and Lake Okanogan is rumored to have a Loch Ness-like creature called Ogopogo, but of course, it’s just a myth and this brings me to my tip—it’s that there’s a myth in the trade show industry that you have to talk to all the prospects and give them your full time and attention and that’s just not true because not all prospects are created equal.

Some of them are going to waste your time. Some of them are going to come and just talk about whatever they want to talk about and you’ve got to find a way to disengage from that situation in a polite way.

Yesterday, at the trade show I was working at, there was a guy, he came, he talked to every booth that he was interested in and he was quite a loud talker. He just would talk, talk, talk—you wouldn’t even have to say any words back to him and he would just keep on going and he just liked to hear the sound of his own voice and basically people like that are going to waste your time. You only have a finite amount of time to actually do business and generate as many leads as you can and you’ve got to find a way to be able to get out of that situation. One of the ways that I recommend doing is you give out one of your gifts, one of your promo links and you give them your business card, you shake their hand and you thank them for coming out and you say, “If you have any questions, give me a call.” And that’s usually a nice way to get out of it.

Another time, you can refer to another booth, if they actually mention some other product, you might feel another company is specialized in, you can move them on to that area. So you’ve got to find ways to do that.

A man I like to call friend and mentor, Joel Bauer who taught me many things about trade shows, he told me about the Madonna close. The Madonna close refers to  Madonna’s appearance on  David Letterman many years ago, and she started swearing and being really rude and obnoxious and David Letterman just basically said, “Thank you very much. Thanks for coming out,” and when they came back from commercial Madonna was gone!

That’s what you’ve got to do. You say, “Thank you very much.” Give them a business card, promo links and send them on their way and that way, you’re going to have a lot more time to be able to do business with the prospects of value. People who are actually going to buy or have a chance of buying and that’s going to make you a much greater success on the trade show floor. So that’s it for now. We’ll give you another tip in the coming weeks. Thanks for watching!

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About the Author:

Anders Boulanger is a certified Trade Show Infotainer. He makes his living generating leads and increasing trade show traffic for his clients at trade shows. Anders guarantees an increase in leads or you don’t pay.
Go to http://www.TheInfotainer.ca to receive over $598 in profit producing trade show tools and trainings.

Author: Anders Boulanger

Transcribed from Anders’ Trade Show Video Coaching Series.

Anders, the infotainer here. And I’ve had some few comments from some of the people that have been following some of my videos and they asked me, they say, “Anders, how do you generate such massive crowds around your trade show booths? How do you get those people to stop? Where do they come from?”

What I’m about to reveal here is something that no one else is tipping and it’s something that many people hold close to their heart.  The secret is that the crowd begets the crowd-now P.T. Barnham said that, the famous circus promoter.  The real secret is, you just have to stop a few and the rest of them will stop everyone else and it builds out in a geometric multiplicative exponential matter.

So how do you stop those first two or three-that first group of people, that first row of the tip, how do you build it? Well, one of the things you do and you can watch any street performer do this.  Years ago, when I street performed, I used to do this and it’s about getting internal and having an elaborate setup.

Now, what does that mean? I know that doesn’t really make much sense right now, but it’s the idea that whatever your trade show demo is, think about your demo and what you’re about to do, how can you make it a little bit more than it is? Some of the examples of jugglers when they’re street performing, they have to lay out their props in just a certain way, they have to put the torches this way, put out the fluid, pour the camp fuel into the container, they have to lay it all out and this elaborate setup arouses interest and people wonder what’s going on and they’re going to stick around and find out what it is.

Another example is a gentleman I don’t want to mention his name, but he was a street performer, just more of a martial artist and that was kind of the style of his show and what he would do is he would actually sit down on this little mat and meditate, right there in the street. It was a closed street, but he was street performing and he would sit there open up his eyes. When he opened up his eyes, he’d have a huge crowd and it’s not that he was mystical or magical, but it was the fact that people knew that he was preparing to do something and that’s what he did. So they stuck around to watch, to see what he was about to do.

So how can you take that-how can you take your demo and kind of build it out, make it more elaborate, have things and don’t be looking up and around to see if people are watching you, okay? That repels people. That makes you look needy.

What you want to do is you want to just be really concerned that everything is in its place and something is about to happen. That is the internal dialogue that’s going in your head that this has to be right for this to work out and people will be drawn to that. They’ll think-what the heck is he doing? They’ll gather around and then you can take it from there.

So, see how you can build out your demo, see if you can make it into something bigger than it is and I wish you luck. If you have any questions, you can always go to my website for more information go to www.theinfotainer.ca. See you next time.

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About the Author:

Anders Boulanger is a certified Trade Show Infotainer. He makes his living generating leads and increasing trade show traffic for his clients at trade shows. Anders guarantees an increase in leads or you don’t pay.
Go to http://www.TheInfotainer.ca to receive over $598 in profit producing trade show tools and trainings.

Author: Anders Boulanger

Transcribed from Anders’ Trade Show Video Coaching Series.

Hi. It’s Anders again with another trade show marketing minute. Today, we’re going to talk about Blackberries and cell phones. It’s a real trend especially with the Blackberry, it’s very popular. People are using them in the booth, and a little too-too much involved in what they’re doing and not actually attending to the prospects.

So that’s one of the things that I see a lot and it’s a thing-it’s easy to say, but it’s not as easy to do because when you hear that Blackberry buzzing on your hip, you want to know who it is, you want to open it up and take the call or email, but it isn’t a very professional thing to do at a trade show.

You want to make sure that you’re mentally present and physically available to the potential prospects and be open and ready to receive and sort of questions or inquiries they might have.

When your head is down looking at your little Blackberry, it looks like you’re trying to be in your own little world and that’s not sending the right message to your prospects and potential trade show leads. For the sake of the sales you are trying to make at the booth, leave your phone in the hotel room or turn it off and return calls during breaks.

Too often sales people treat the trade show as a vacation. As a business owner I would create a rule of no phones in the booth. This will ensure an attentive and alert booth staff for the duration of the show. Wishing you the best in trade show success!

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About the Author:

Anders Boulanger is a certified Trade Show Infotainer. He makes his living generating leads and increasing trade show traffic for his clients at trade shows. Anders guarantees an increase in leads or you don’t pay.
Go to http://www.TheInfotainer.ca to receive over $598 in profit producing trade show tools and trainings.

Author: Anders Boulanger

Transcribed from Anders’ Trade Show Video Coaching Series.

I want to show you something.  If you’re ever having a live presentation at your booth, you can see behind me the chair set up and the little stage and everything, we won’t even talk about what company it is, it doesn’t matter, but it’s the idea that right now, sure, the show is over for today, but can you see the chairs-it’s empty!

It looks empty  even when you start your presentation, if those chairs are all not full, it looks like a failure.you don’t have chairs, amazing thing happens is people will come a little bit closer, you can get them in tighter, you can put more people in the same square footage and they’re going to be a little more active and into it. A lot of times, all that chairs do is attract people who are tired-tired of walking around, they’re slightly overweight and what have you. I’m not trying to offend anyone here, I’m just telling you the truth, it’s that the chairs aren’t necessarily going to attract the right kind of people.

You want people who are active, who are into it, who want to give back a little bit of energy. Excitement is very attractive, having a more interactive presentation will not only attract more leads but it will involve the prospects physiology.

So here’s what I would do, if I were this company behind me, I’d get rid of the chairs, I’d elevate the stage a little bit more and then I’d  use a presenter that’s a little more interactive. This is more just a PowerPoint kind of bland presentation sort of thing.

By doing this it would raise the energy level and that would actually attract more people to the booth and you’d be able to create more leads that way.

Also, the chairs are so spread out, so spaced out,  I would just get rid of the chairs altogether. You’re going to have a better show and you’re going to be more productive, more efficient and you can be able to put a lot more people in the same square footage. To do that you do  need the right kind of presenter, you need the right kind of person to pull them in. So those are some thoughts to think about. Until next time, I wish you the best in trade show success.

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About the Author:

Anders Boulanger is a certified Trade Show Infotainer. He makes his living generating leads and increasing trade show traffic for his clients at trade shows. Anders guarantees an increase in leads or you don’t pay.
Go to http://www.TheInfotainer.ca to receive over $598 in profit producing trade show tools and trainings.

Author: Anders Boulanger

Transcribed from Anders’ Trade Show Video Coaching Series. Hopefully you can hear it or you might be able to see it over my shoulder is of course, Niagara Falls and half a million liters of water go over the falls every second and my question to you this trade show marketing minute is how many leads pass through your fingers at every trade show? Do you have a mechanism, do you have a process, do you have a way of capturing as many as you can or do you sit there and just wait and think that everyone who’s actually interested in your product actually comes to your booth? What you do-there’s three things you need to do to make sure that you’re getting all that you can get. One is you’ve got to create a crowd. Create a crowd of people around your booth. This allows you to leverage your message. It allows you to get your message out to more people and make sure there’s masses to market match. The second thing you’ve got to do is you’ve got to convey your message. Convey your message about your company so that you can tell what differentiates you from the competition and the third thing you want to do is you want to collect the leads and you can do this by the use of giving out promo links, I’ve talked about that in the past, but that’s where you’re actually getting the information. A lot of people try to filter and sort and sift and delineate right there at the show, but what you want to do is you want to make hay while the sun shines. You want to get as many leads as you can and then use a filtration process of qualifying leads after the show. That way, you can actually maximize your return on the investment. If you try to qualify right off the bat, you’re going to hurt yourself. One of the nice things about having a crowd is a crowd begets a crowd and that leverage is your ability that you can build it out exponentially and then collect those leads and you can do the sort and sifting afterwards. You use some sort of process using auto responders, different things, you can use-sometimes people use the telephone, lead conversion systems sort of thing-there’s lots of them in process that I can help and show you how to do that and how to maximize your leads. So think about the leads slipping through your fingers just like in Niagara Falls. I hope you the best of success for your trade show marketing and stay tuned for another trade show marketing minute in the weeks to come.

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Author: Richard Baxter

Are You Considering Microsoft Dynamics
NAV For Your Business?

The Help Of Microsoft Dynamics

If you are looking for a way to run your business more efficiently, you should consider purchasing Microsoft Dynamics NAV(formerly Navision). With the help of this powerful software application, which is also commonly referred to as Microsoft Navision, you can more effectively keep track of inventory, finances and distribution, while also opening up the lines of communication between and among your various departments.

By allowing your employees to more efficiently track what is going on within your business, they will be able to more effectively work together in order to increase your productivity and profits.

In addition to serving as a powerful management tool, one of the benefits to using Microsoft Dynamics is the fact that it offers vertical applications that can be easily extended to meet the needs of a variety of specialized industries, as well as the unique needs of any company.

Some industries in which Microsoft Dynamics has already been successfully implemented include…

• Construction
  Assists with managing projects occurring at multiple sites and with multiple customers

• Consumer Packaged Goods (CPG)
  Assists with finding ways to lower costs, to increase consumer satisfaction, and to more effectively respond to retailer signals

• Distribution
  Assists with driving down the costs associated with distributing manufactured goods by effectively integrating the warehouse with business and financial systems

• Food and Beverage
  Assists with developing new products while also keeping products safe and meeting the demands of retailers

• Government
  Assists with improving information sharing within and among government agencies and social service organizations

• Manufacturing
  Assists with streamlining the manufacturing process, while also minimizing inventory-carrying costs associated with producing goods from raw materials

• Specialty Retail
  Assists with managing products, relationships, and processes in order to increase profitability

 

Of course, in order to fully enjoy all of the benefits that Microsoft Dynamics NAV has to offer, it is essential for all of your employees to be properly trained in how to best use this tool.

Simply watching a Dynamics demo isn’t enough to teach employees how to use the application to its fullest extent. In fact, a Dynamics demo will only help your employees gain a better appreciation and understanding of what the software can potentially do.

Although there are many training options available for learning how to use Microsoft Dynamics, many businesses find that the most effective method is to purchase training CDs for their employees. This way, their employees can learn at their own pace and can always refer back to the CD later if they have additional questions. Find the training option that works best for your company to get the most out of this power software application.

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About the Author:

Richard has been involved in over 120 installations of Dynamics NAV Software. His company has developed over 24 additional features for Dynamics NAV and numerous Training Materials and Implementation aids. He holds Certifications in Financials, Development, and Manufacturing functionality. His company is a development resource to the NAV Resellers and End-Users. Visit his product demo sites: www.NavisionTraining.net. and www.NavisionDemo.com

Author: Anders Boulanger

Transcribed from Anders’ Trade Show Video Coaching Series.

Hi, it’s Anders the infotainer and as you can tell, I’m dressed a little bit differently than the normal. I am not wearing a suit. I’m on vacation! I’m at the Lake-I’m sure you can hear it. Now, I’m here on the floating dock and it’s bouncing all over the place, but the reason I’m here, is I went fishing and I was lucky enough to catch a one-pound Jack and what does that have to do with tradeshow exhibiting? Well, I think it has a lot to do with it.

There’s a nice metaphor, a nice analogy there where you’re trying to get leads, usually that is one of your objectives at a trade show-sales leads, trying to bring those leads, those prospects into the booth and the same thing with fishing, you’re trying to catch fish, you’re trying to bring the fish into your boat. So the booth is the boat, the leads are the fish, nice little analogy.

There’s other analogies that I think are nice. Sometimes, when you’re fishing, you have a favorite fishing spot where you’ve caught a lot of fish before, well those would be the shows that you go to that are effective for you that are making-that are creating a return on investment for you. So if you’re not seeing that at your shows, maybe you should choose a different fishing location, maybe that show is not right for you. These are some of the things that you have to think about.

Another analogy is the fact that you use lure or bait when you’re fishing to try to catch the fish, to try to get them to bite the hook, right? And your lure or bait would be your giveaways or any way you incentivize your prospects that come to the booth to check out your wares, to check out what your company does and how you can help them. Now, this can also be maybe a demonstration that could excite people to get in there or some sort of giveaway to draw a prize-all that stuff.

Here’s another analogy. Now you can fish with a rod or you can fish with a net. Now, fishing with a rod is very pretty conventional, just cast it out, keep casting out until you get one to come in, bring in one fish at a time. Now, that’s just like you’re sitting in your booth, you’re waiting for someone to come by, someone shows a bit of interest, maybe see some graphics or what have you, you’re able to actually talk to them and pull them in with your words.

Now, you can also fish with a net. Fishing with a net is a little more productive and that’s why, of course, commercial controllers on the East Coast or wherever, they throw the net, they drag it behind them and they pull in a bunch of fish. Now, some of the fish aren’t the ones that they want, well, the same thing when they’re casting with a rod. They might not be the fish you want, you might have to throw it back and the same thing with the net, but there’s going to be some that you throw back, but there’s always going to be some that you want to keep and the analogy of that in the trade shows is use an infotainer, a trade show presenter or trained communicator to communicate your message, but first, they gather the crowd so there’s lots of people to talk to. So they’re not just talking one on one, you’re talking to a huge crowd of people, hundred plus people perhaps, right? And then once you can tell them about your company and motivate them and send them over to the sales team and then they can fill up the fish if you will.

So, these are the things that you have to think about. What are you using for lure? Do you want to fish with a rod or a net, this is homework. Do you have the right fishing holes? Maybe you need a bigger boat, a bigger booth. Who knows! These things you have to test for and if you’re getting results, then you’re doing the right thing, do more of it. Until next time, wish you all the trade show success. Thanks for watching.

Article Source: http://www.articlesbase.com/training-articles/fishing-for-trade-show-leads-1720771.html

About the Author:

Anders Boulanger is a certified Trade Show Infotainer. He makes his living generating leads and increasing trade show traffic for his clients at trade shows. Anders guarantees an increase in leads or you don’t pay.
Go to www.TheInfotainer.ca to receive over $598 in profit producing trade show tools and trainings.

Author: H. Bernard Wechsler

Do Inquiring Minds Know This?

A hobby that feeds my sense of curiosity is collecting facts and definitions nobody

else knows or cares about.

Statistics

1. The human body has 60,000 miles of blood vessels for circulation.

If you Google it, scientific research papers quote this number for the past decade. How do they know? Vas You Dere Sharlie? That’s almost three-times

around the planet. We must be very important entities.

2. Our lungs are filled with Alveoli – tiny air sacs that exchange

carbon dioxide for oxygen. Good idea. According to the latest research there are 185 million alveoli (singular – alveolus) in both lungs. Wikipedia publishes

the figure of 300 million in each human lung. A dozen other reports cite 300 million.

Research

“Question: by a show of hands – how many here had a college graduate in their immediate family? Why? Research in 2009 indicates that children who have at least one parent who graduated college – were 53% more likely to graduate themselves.

Does that principle hold up?

My Mom was very proud she graduated from 8th grade before she had to go to work

to support her brother and sister and unemployed parents. She could read and write and functioned perfectly in her environment.

My Pop did not get to kindergarten, let alone 8th grade. He started employment at

age eight – please believe this was not uncommon in 1905 – even though to your ears it sounds like science-fiction. His few kopeks keep the family afloat.

He taught himself to read and write, and was a numbers wizard. Pop read the NY Times daily, and operated a profit-making candy factory.

The next thing my parents did was cram down my throat first college and next three-years of law school.

They worked long and hard at the factory so I was an easy sell to sit in school instead of sweating. It was mostly boring, but I doped it out and learned to study

and aced the Bar exam on the first crack.

What about the educated parents principle? My three kids – daughter is a lawyer,

and both sons graduated college and own their successful businesses.

New Employment Study

A survey of 6,624 executives were asked what motivates them to increase their personal productivity in an anonymous project. Four choices:

a) More money and promise of raises

b) Recognition (awards and bonuses) by their organization and peers.

c) Promise of promotions with hot perks of four week vacations etc.

d) Personal Satisfaction

Results

Promotions received 5% – Recognition won 18% – Money moved 29%, and

Personal Satisfaction – being creative and doing interesting projects received

49% of the votes. The sponsor was Monster ca. largest personnel organization.

True Story

I want to a family affair when I was about 12 years old and sat facing Albert

Einstein, a third cousin once removed. He spent his time speaking to a 9 year old

kid seated next to him who was a math wizard. And I listened and was jealous.

Boy: “Professor, I intend to be a scholar like you, and discover something valuable.”

A.E.  “Excellent indeed.”

Boy:  “Professor I just discovered a long Hair in my soup.”

A.E.  “What are its length, width and color?”

Boy:  “I do not have the instruments to take precise measurements.”

A.E.  “Make an probable estimate and Predict. That is what scientists do.”

Boy:  “It will take me some time.”

A.E.  “For the present, I suggest silence or everyone at the table will want

a similar Hair to yours for their soup. That would compromise the

experiment.”

I didn’t get it for about six years, then I smiled.

End Story: For the rest of his life the man would tell this story. How he

associated with Albert Einstein in a Capillus experiment.

Capillus is Latin for Hair. No one ever laughed at him or the story. I

think it was the fancy word for Hair that intimidated listeners or A.E.

winning the Nobel in 1921. I vote for Capillus.

Einstein said these three-Cool- things:

a) “We teach to the mind – but we are shaping the brain.”

b) “Not everything that counts can be counted. And not everything

that can be counted – counts.”

c) “Two things are infinite – the universe and human stupidity.

And I am not sure of the universe.”

He passed over 4. 18. 1955 at age 76. The autopsy of his brain revealed 40%

more Glial (brain cells) than is normal. Cool.

Endwords

Five Enemies

1. Cynicism is Skepticism with hardening of the arteries.

2. Negativism is listening that still, small voice that says no you can’t. Shut up.

3. Defeatism – “if you don’t know you can – you probably won’t try.”

4. Escapism – watching T.V. and videos 12 hours daily may be excessive.

5. Delayism – procrastination is from Latin (cras) for tomorrow.

More Avoidances

a) Blaming others is as bad as blaming yourself.

b) Bribing with gifts raises the ante the next time.

c) Complaining is talking to the wall.

d) Criticizing always makes lifelong enemies.

e) Threatening is giving up the edge of surprise.

f) Punishing takes too much emotional effort.

g) Nagging is finding one bedbug and waiting for the invasion.

Can you remember these seven avoidances? It can change your mind forever.

Q. Would having a major competitive advantage help your career escalate?

If you could read and remember three (3) books, articles and reports in the

time your peers can hardly finish one – is that a major competitive advantage?

Ask us for our free speed reading report – it is for college students and

executives. Did you know college graduates earn up to one-million dollars more

during their work career than high school graduates?

See ya, copyright © H. Bernard Wechsler see: speedlearning.org and

hbw at speedlearning.org

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Business partner of Evelyn Wood, creator of speed reading, graduating
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Author: karlie valentine

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