Do sufficient preparation After you identify the right exhibition you want to attend in China, you will start with some preparation work. As far as I know, most companies will only prepare in terms of logistics, such as visa and accommodation... ...full story at Success Stories
from Success Stories on Tue, May 05 2009
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High Definition Olympic Preparation »
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Achieve Good Results From Sourcing Exhibitions in China - Part 2 » Success Stories Exhibitors If the exhibition has an official website, you may be able to examine a list of exhibitors who will attend the exhibition or who attended the exhibition in previous years. From this you will be able to judge whether the exhibition is suitable... |
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Achieve Good Results From Sourcing Exhibitions in China - Part 5 » Success Stories Follow up well afterwardsAccording to our experience, most of the exhibitors and visitors will not actively follow up after the exhibition, maybe because they are busy with catching up with other work postponed due to the trip. Even though you prepare... |
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Achieve Good Results From Sourcing Exhibitions - Part 1 » Success Stories Exhibitions are normally considered as a one-stop approach for buyers to meet suppliers. However, many people experience limited outcomes from attending an exhibition in China because of insufficient communications with suppliers (if the exhibition is too... |
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Achieve Good Results From Sourcing Exhibitions in China - Part 4 » Success Stories Exhibitor analysis Based on market research, you may already be able to get a list of remarkable Chinese suppliers. Then you cross-reference with the exhibitor list to see which remarkable Chinese suppliers will attend the show in China and which will... |
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