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Exhibitions
are one of the most effective mediums for
establishing and maintaining customer relations.
Exhibitions offer an unparalleled and cost-effective
opportunity to showcase products and services,
launch new products and enter new markets. They are
the major part of product marketing.
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Exhibitions
and trade fairs are part of the process of product
marketing. They have advantages, which other forms
of marketing and promotions cannot offer. They
provide the opportunity for large numbers of buyers
and sellers in an industry to come into direct
contact with each other in one place at the same
time.
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Exhibitions
are a rich source of new ideas and applications and,
as such, play an important role in strategic
planning and business generation.
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Exhibitions
offer mass exposure, enabling you to reach a large
proportion of the marketplace in a short space of
time. They are also one of the quickest and most
cost-effective means of exploring and entering new
export markets.
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Exhibitions
are a powerful, flexible and highly cost-effective
business tool – as well as being significant
wealth generators in their own right.
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It
excels in creating high profile, highly targeted
business and consumer exhibitions, where buyers and
suppliers from around the world can come together to
do business.
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Exhibitors
expect to meet old customers and friends. This is
one purpose of an exhibition, but it also provides
an opportunity for the visiting buyer to be
introduced to other executives and employees whom he
does not normally meet A major contribution of
exhibitions is to provide the opportunity to meet
different buyers.
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