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Originally posted by Butrflied
When you get home and you have a day or two to sober up .. what do you remember about the convention? When your sorting through stacks of business cards and tons of pens and other novelties from the convention floor, whats would make you want to contact that company and actually set up a deal that you might've discussed?
Where do you remember doing the most business (ie, sitting by the pool or on a fishing boat, private meeting rooms, dinners with 20-30 other people, at the booth itself)?
With Internext coming up quickly, I just started wondering what it would take to make a lasting impression on a convention attendee, and figured alot of people here could use a thread like this  So let me know what you think!
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Hey, you're not writing in blue anymore? I usually remember the dinners and parties pretty well. I prefer to get to know someone's personality while at a show and then look into their business/company once I get home. The actual product or service isn't that important to me when I actually meet the person, its the comfort level/trust I want to feel out from a person to person meeting. I'll make the business decision when I get home and actually look at the product or site after conducting my own due diligence and research into the company and people I met.
WG