Show Vending - Customer Perspective

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Originally Posted by Tigerhawk

I agree with what you have said. However I was vending at a show in which I had my banner up acyrlic cases on display with my snakes. The guy next to me had like sixety snakes in a dirty fish tank . People would stop and look at what he had and even buy from him. At the same time they would not even look at my display. That is until they wanted to use my hand sanatizer as this vendor didn't have any. That went over well with me. :mad:

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Well, I won't be stopping at the neighboring vendor's table even if he has listed super discounted prices! I suspect he has an uneducated customer base.

After surviving Tinley today, a couple additions:

Don't block the aisles! The show is crowded enough without you making it worse!

I'm looking at you, group of four or five people in company shirts standing in the aisle in front of your booth yakking.

And you too, sponsor with a huge amount of unused/empty interior employee-only booth space. You could pull your tables in a foot or two and still have plenty of space for your staff, and open up the choke point you've created.

Yeah, cranky Prognathodon is cranky.


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