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Casual Articles - How to Treat International Visitors at US Trade Shows
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Be polite and sensitive to the trade show visitor’s conduct.
Be mindful of the trade show visitor’s individual mannerisms. Be careful to notice how long they hold eye contact and how they greet you, whether with
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Business etiquette varies from country to country which compounds the domestic trade show exhibitor’s dilemma. It is, therefore, important to learn how to deal with foreign visitors on an individual basis to properly engage and sell to them at your trade show display.
According to Matt Hill, an exhibit staff trainer and president of The Hill Group, in San Jose, California, in order to engage and qualify international trade show booth visitors, your trade show booth staff needs to master the following people skills. They are:
Do some research ahead of time on the business and social protocols that you will expect to see at the trade show.
Be polite and sensitive to the trade show visitor’s conduct.
Be mindful of the trade show visitor’s individual mannerisms. Be careful to notice how long they hold eye contact and how they greet you, whether with
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Business etiquette varies from country to country which compounds the domestic trade show exhibitor’s dilemma. It is, therefore, important to learn how to deal with foreign visitors on an individual basis to properly engage and sell to them at your trade show display.
According to Matt Hill, an exhibit staff trainer and president of The Hill Group, in San Jose, California, in order to engage and qualify international trade show booth visitors, your trade show booth staff needs to master the following people skills. They are:
Do some research ahead of time on the business and social protocols that you will expect to see at the trade show.
Be polite and sensitive to the trade show visitor’s conduct.
Be mindful of the trade show visitor’s individual mannerisms. Be careful to notice how long they hold eye contact and how they greet you, whether with
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According to Matt Hill, an exhibit staff trainer and president of The Hill Group, in San Jose, California, in order to engage and qualify international trade show booth visitors, your trade show booth staff needs to master the following people skills. They are:
Do some research ahead of time on the business and social protocols that you will expect to see at the trade show.
Be polite and sensitive to the trade show visitor’s conduct.
Be mindful of the trade show visitor’s individual mannerisms. Be careful to notice how long they hold eye contact and how they greet you, whether with
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Do some research ahead of time on the business and social protocols that you will expect to see at the trade show.
Be polite and sensitive to the trade show visitor’s conduct.
Be mindful of the trade show visitor’s individual mannerisms. Be careful to notice how long they hold eye contact and how they greet you, whether with
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Be polite and sensitive to the trade show visitor’s conduct.
Be mindful of the trade show visitor’s individual mannerisms. Be careful to notice how long they hold eye contact and how they greet you, whether with a bow of handshake. Respond in kind and do not overdo a bow or make prolonged eye contact.
Keep the Proper Distance
Personal space varies. Different cultures have different norms for physical proximity. In the U.S. when you’re having a one on one conversation, the personal space is usually between 18 and 30 inches. Other countries may have a different idea of how far or close to stand. Your trade show booth staff should be aware that their foreign trade show guests may stand closer than normal.
Establish a relationship first, and then do business
Many international business executives prefer to establish strong personal relationships prior to doing business. Respect this protocol and have your trade show exhibit staff engage in getting to know their trade show exhibit guests on a personal basis prior to beginning the business cycle.
Introduce your international trade show booth visitors to your top ranking executives in your trade show exhibit. Many
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