We just had our first event that involved vendors setting up booths and/or making presentations to our members, and my boss wants to know if the vendors were happy. On the one hand, we want happy vendors so we can keep/attract high-quality vendors whose products could be useful to our agencies; on the other hand, vendors can be demanding and can give our members hard sells and the like... so perhaps they should be content that they got exposure to our members in the first place.
Has anyone had experience with being a vendor who bought a booth for an event? Did the event sponsors ask you what you thought of the whole thing? what kinds of questions did they ask? Or has anyone had an event where they later sought vendor feedback? what did you ask? what did you NOT ask?
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It's extraordinary to me that the United States can find $700 billion to save Wall Street and the entire G8 can't find $25 billion dollars to saved 25,000 children who die every day from preventable diseases.~ Bono
We need a president who puts Barney Smith before Smith Barney. ~ Indiana resident and blue-collar worker Barney Smith
I used to do the booth set-up, etc. for a large corporation that shall remain nameless but rhymes with ho crack.
Usually questions were about facilities... were table sizes adequate, did we have enough electical outlets, garbage cans... was the floor set up in a good way to maximize traffic to the booth, was there good communication with event organizers, staff to help us fix problems, etc. and then asking for suggestions on how they could improve.
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OK, so now I can't concentrate on designing the form because I'm trying to think of what rhymes with ho crack.
no back
so black
go track
doe smack
toe pack...
__________________ MJ
It's extraordinary to me that the United States can find $700 billion to save Wall Street and the entire G8 can't find $25 billion dollars to saved 25,000 children who die every day from preventable diseases.~ Bono
We need a president who puts Barney Smith before Smith Barney. ~ Indiana resident and blue-collar worker Barney Smith
Sara, as a person who is paid to aggregate and analyze the data from feedback forms, I would be very upset with you for not filling yours out!
__________________ MJ
It's extraordinary to me that the United States can find $700 billion to save Wall Street and the entire G8 can't find $25 billion dollars to saved 25,000 children who die every day from preventable diseases.~ Bono
We need a president who puts Barney Smith before Smith Barney. ~ Indiana resident and blue-collar worker Barney Smith
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