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  • Trade Show ROI in Dollars
  • (estimated if no orders were
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    In order to keep your trade show budget in tact (and maybe even expand it in years to come), it's important to follow up your trade show with a Trade Show Report. Trade Show Reports should be multi-faceted, and contain hard numbers, observations, recommendations, and estimated lifetime values.

    Each company will have a different set of values for their customers, but here's an example of items that a business-to-business company might report.

  • Trade Show ROI in Dollars
  • (estimated if no orders were t
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    In order to keep your trade show budget in tact (and maybe even expand it in years to come), it's important to follow up your trade show with a Trade Show Report. Trade Show Reports should be multi-faceted, and contain hard numbers, observations, recommendations, and estimated lifetime values.

    Each company will have a different set of values for their customers, but here's an example of items that a business-to-business company might report.

  • Trade Show ROI in Dollars
  • (estimated if no orders were
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    In order to keep your trade show budget in tact (and maybe even expand it in years to come), it's important to follow up your trade show with a Trade Show Report. Trade Show Reports should be multi-faceted, and contain hard numbers, observations, recommendations, and estimated lifetime values.

    Each company will have a different set of values for their customers, but here's an example of items that a business-to-business company might report.

  • Trade Show ROI in Dollars
  • (estimated if no orders were
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    de Show Reports should be multi-faceted, and contain hard numbers, observations, recommendations, and estimated lifetime values.

    Each company will have a different set of values for their customers, but here's an example of items that a business-to-business company might report.

  • Trade Show ROI in Dollars
  • (estimated if no orders were
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    or their customers, but here's an example of items that a business-to-business company might report.

  • Trade Show ROI in Dollars
  • (estimated if no orders were taken at show)

  • Trade Show ROI in New Customers
  • (number of new clients as result of show)

  • Estimated Annual Value
  • (consider referral ratio, repeat sales annually)

  • Internal Observations
  • (include feedback from booth visitors about your booth, products, services, pricing, overall impression of your company)

  • External Observations
  • (include feedback about competitors, new or competing products, overall business climate)

  • Show Observations
  • (include feedback about the show itself – number of qualified attendees, show flow, booth traffic)

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