As a exhibitor, a good personal packaging is your first priority.

Because besides the merchandise, you are also on display.

Your hand, your feet, your clothes and your manners will leave you in just three to five seconds.

Your first impression is "welcome" or "go away"!

Smiling and extroverted body language can convey friendly and accessible information.

Smile should be sincere and strong smile will be self defeating.

In addition, both hands with chest or pockets are not respectful of others' posture. Your hands should be ready to shake hands with people at any time, so you can invite guests to visit your booth more naturally and effectively.

Visitors want to be popular.

A simple sentence "please come in and see our new product" is enough for the guest to feel enough importance and invite him to make progress.

However, many exhibitors like to chat with other colleagues in the booth or read novels, eat or even doze in the booth, which is like saying "go away!"

I'm busy! "

Speciality

Does your manner show enough professionalism to decide whether you can get visitors from a single word?

Nonverbal communication

Sometimes there is silence in the exhibition.

Many companies are well versed in this, and are willing to invest in exhibition design, color matching, promotion words and small gifts. These nonverbal communication can effectively impress the visitors, so it is necessary to budget these aspects before the exhibition starts.

The overall image and behavior of the exhibitors should be integrated with the company's image and booth layout.

Color matching

Clothing can indicate identity and personal connotation. One's social status, educational level and aesthetic outlook can be seen through the matching of clothing's quality, style and tone.

Therefore, it is necessary to make a clothing guide for all exhibitors, and in the guide, we should avoid using ambiguous sentences such as "neat clothes". These statements will only give rise to differences and excuse for shirking responsibility.