And it helps if the vendors do more than put a couple of
light bulbs on the table ;-)
Having more vendors will help. Having Ray there will help.
sh
--- Erik Olson <erik@thekrib.com> wrote:
On Sat, 25 Sep 2004, S. Hieber wrote:
I not sure he did not get a big bump from the AGA shows
but
undoubtedly more than he did from NEC where there was
rarely anyone stopping at his table but Kim. Of course
this
could be partly do to the fact that he basically put a
couple of lights on the table and that was it. He jsut
doesn't seem to get into ad and attraction part of
marketing very much. Go figure.
I think this goes back to the whole concept of making the
vendor room a
place someone wants to visit. Without people there, it's
kind of dreary
and unappealing (at least to me).
- Erik
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