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Trade Show Essentials: The All-Inclusive Checklist for Exhibitors
This trade show checklist covers everything from pre-show planning, booth design and layout, promotional materials, and giveaways to staffing. With the Map Your Show (MYS) step-by-step guide, you can make sure nothing is overlooked so that you can focus on what matters most: connecting with customers and generating leads.
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Following this Map Your Show (MYS) trade show checklist can ensure that your next trade show is a success. From pre-show planning to post-show follow-up, having a plan in place will help you capitalize on your time and resources at the event. With careful preparation and attention to detail, you can create an engaging booth experience for attendees and maximize your return on investment. Read more
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