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Maximizing Lead Potential: Tips for Success at Fairs and Beyond

In summary, effective strategies for increasing lead potential at fairs include having an eye-catching booth display, offering free samples or demonstrations, engaging with potential customers through conversation, and collecting contact information. To attract more leads, it is important to have a visually appealing booth, offer special promotions, and have a clear message about your products. To maximize lead potential, bring business cards, samples, marketing materials, and necessary equipment to the fair. Following up with leads is crucial and can be done through email, phone calls, or social media. To stand out from other vendors, consider offering a unique product or service, having an interactive booth, incorporating a theme, and providing exceptional customer service.
Intrepid_Chef
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Recently, I worked three shifts at a fair. Came away with two show leads (one of which is not panning out ... the others have not returned my calls) and a "recruit lead" who gave me a phony phone number and address!

And then there was the nice lady who wanted her professional cookware replaced. She is a past host whose consultant is not in the business anymore.

When I called her last night, i told her I had to call PC about another matter and would get a reference number for her. She also asked if I was doing a show this week because her friend went to the same fair and booked a show and invited her!

Would it be out of line if I asked this customer to book with ME if she books off of her friend's show? The person she booked with is either a clustermate or my upline, so I'm sure she wouldn't mind. After all, I'm doing so much for her!
 
Personally, I would not put the guest in the position to explain that to the other consultant. And it would certainly put a damper on cluster meetings if it's a cluster mate. I'd just ask who the consultant is doing the show she's been invited to attend. If it's your upline, they might give you her booking (if she books) to help you. A cluster mate might need the show as much as you would.Think if it was reversed ... would you be offended if a cluster mate asked one of your guests to book off your host but let them be the Consultant instead of you? ;)
 
It sounds like you had a bit of a rough experience at the fair. It's unfortunate that the show leads and recruit lead didn't pan out, and it's frustrating that the customer gave you a fake number and address. It's also disappointing that the past host's consultant is no longer in the business. However, it's great that you were able to make a connection with the nice lady who wants her cookware replaced and potentially book a show with her.In regards to asking her to book with you instead of her friend, I think it would be okay to ask. After all, you did put in the effort to contact PC for her and she did express interest in booking with you. It's worth a shot and it's not out of line to ask. Good luck with everything!
 

1. What are some effective strategies for increasing lead potential at fairs?

Some effective strategies for increasing lead potential at fairs include having an eye-catching booth display, offering free samples or demonstrations of your products, engaging with potential customers through conversation and building rapport, and collecting contact information for follow-up.

2. How can I attract more leads at fairs?

To attract more leads at fairs, it is important to have a visually appealing booth, offer special promotions or discounts, and have a clear and concise message about your products or services. You can also consider hosting a raffle or giveaway to generate more interest and attract potential customers.

3. What should I bring to a fair to maximize my lead potential?

To maximize your lead potential at fairs, it is important to bring plenty of business cards or contact forms, product samples or demonstrations, marketing materials such as brochures or flyers, and any necessary equipment or supplies for your booth display.

4. How can I follow up with leads after a fair?

Following up with leads after a fair is crucial for converting potential customers into actual sales. You can follow up through email, phone calls, or social media. It is important to reach out in a timely manner and personalize your communication to make a lasting impression.

5. What are some ways to stand out from other vendors at a fair?

To stand out from other vendors at a fair, you can offer a unique product or service, have an interactive or engaging booth display, incorporate a theme or theme-related activities, and provide exceptional customer service. You can also consider partnering with other vendors or sponsoring an event at the fair to increase visibility.

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