Curious to hear about the non‑day‑job projects you’re working on: - Passion projects - Experiments you’re testing - Things you’d do even if they never made a dollar Examples: Baking Painting Ballroom dancing Blogging Drop yours in the comments: - What it is - Why you care about it - What “success” would look like for you I’ll read every reply. I'll go first...

At least 60% of my LinkedIn contacts are in the marketing industry and I see job openings EVERYDAY. If you're looking for a job in the marketing world, let me know, and I'll send the posts your way via LI DM. Comment below SPECIFICALLY what type of positions you are looking for: Marketing Manager, Social Media Manager, Events Coordinator, Exhibit House Project Manager, Exhibit House Services Coordinator, etc). Since this is a Marketing community, other members can also look here to look for talent for their current company, so PLEASE be SPECIFIC with what kind(s) of positions you are perfect for. Good luck!

👋 Welcome to the Community! Let’s break the ice and get to know each other. Drop your intro as a comment on this thread. 👉 Share anything you want about yourself, but here are some options/ideas: - My name is: - My company is: - I live: - I specialize in: (e.g., brand strategy, event marketing, demand gen, trade shows, copywriting, content, paid ads, etc.) - My audience is: (who you help) - My experience with (industry) is: - I help them by: (how you solve their problems / what results you deliver) - What I post about: (topics we might see on your LinkedIn or socials) - My marketing “superpower” is: (e.g., turning boring copy into scroll-stoppers, making booths magnetic, spotting data insights others miss) - My current marketing challenge is: - What I want to get out of this community is: - A fun fact about me is: - LinkedIn URL: - Best way to connect with me: (call, DM, email, etc.) ✅ Next Steps 1. Post your intro below (bonus points if you drop a photo or GIF 🎉). 2. Like and reply to others to welcome them in. (This is how you’ll start building your network here fast!) 3. Keep it casual—this is your chance to show off your professional side and your personality.

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Can cost first-time exhibitors, six figures in lost deals. Here’s what I wish someone told me sooner. If I could give every first-time exhibitor just THREE pieces of advice, it would be this: 🚀 1. The trade show floor is a battlefield. If you don’t stand out, you’re invisible. Bright colors, bold messaging, and an engaging experience are key. 💡 2. Just because someone stops by your booth doesn’t mean they’re a lead. Your staff MUST know how to qualify visitors. Otherwise, you’re collecting junk leads. 📩 3. Your success depends on what happens AFTER the show. Don’t let your leads go cold. Have an automated follow-up sequence in place. This is just the start. Want the full blueprint for trade show success? Then sign up here: https://lnkd.in/gCnd686U Do you have a post-show process to follow-up with leads QUICKLY after the show? Drop a comment below! 👇