As i sit back with my cup of hot black coffee ☕
Back from a trade show yesterday, so nothing new there but,
I am always amazed that first, people remember me and some of them want to talk to me.Yesterday was the ITF Chicago Section. I have a few customers in that sector but, the people who really wanted to talk with me were not looking to talk about my vast knowledge of food technology but my more extensive knowledge and understanding of trade shows. It's funny when my postings leading up to a show talk about having coffee and talking "Trade Show" and that is what they want to talk with me about.
It led me to remind myself and remind would be customers and vendors to stay in your lane.
Honestly my specialty is trade shows. Trade show marketing, training and consulting. That expertise leads me into other horizontal markets but I will eventually lead my customers into a trade show.
I guess that is why I am called "The Tradeshow Fanatic"
That arena is where people and companies go to buy and sell.
Lately and I have been taking about, I have been interviewing vendors for additional services I can offer you. Call me lazy, but I can't do everything. And not at the level I want to be providing as fast a pace as is necessary.
What I have found is these possible additions to the Larson stable of services don't know how to stay in there lane. They don't know how to do what they do best without taking more of the marketing pie or since today is National Donut Day, your marketing donut.
That is what professional friends are for. So you can stay in your lane and be the best while giving more.
Howard







