The Dos and Don'ts of Hiring a Magician for Your Trade Show Part 2

Tradeshows can be an effective way for businesses to reach new audiences, network with industry peers, conduct market research, and generate sales leads. If you want to stand out or get noticed among many exhibitors, then consider hiring a magician. Here are the dos and don'ts of hiring a magician for your trade show part 2.

Do: Consider the Logistics

Before you hire a magician, make sure you consider the logistics of your event. Think about the size of your booth, the flow of traffic, and the length of the performance. Make sure you have enough space for the magician to perform, and that the performance won't interfere with the flow of traffic. Additionally, make sure the magician has enough time to set up and prepare before their performance.

Don't: Skimp on Equipment and Props

A magician's performance relies heavily on their equipment and props. Don't skimp on these essential elements of their act. Make sure the magician has everything they need to put on a successful performance, including microphones, speakers, tables, and any necessary props.

Do: Read Reviews and Testimonials

Before you hire a magician, take the time to read reviews and testimonials from previous clients. This will give you a good sense of their performance style, reliability, and professionalism. Look for a magician who has a track record of delivering high-quality performances and who has received positive feedback from previous clients.

Don't: Hire a Magician Without a Contract

To protect yourself and your business, make sure you have a contract in place with the magician you hire. The contract should outline the terms of the agreement, including the performance date and time, the length of the performance, the cost, and any other important details. Having a contract in place will ensure that both you and the magician are on the same page and that there are no surprises on the day of the event.

Do: Follow Up After the Event

After the event, make sure you follow up with the magician to thank them for their performance and to provide any feedback or suggestions for improvement. This will help build a positive relationship with the magician and may lead to future collaborations. Additionally, make sure you ask your team and attendees for feedback on the magician's performance to help you evaluate its effectiveness.

By following these additional dos and don'ts, you'll be well on your way to hiring a magician who can make your trade show booth stand out and leave a lasting impression on your audience.


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