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Meetings · September 22, 2026 · 6 min read
The five conditions that make an exhibitor meeting billable, what does not count, and why an example of five bookings is arithmetic rather than a promise.

The $1,000 base fee, the $300 qualified booking, the spending ceiling, and what happens when a meeting is cancelled or missed.

A week-by-week plan for turning your show's exhibitor list into confirmed meetings with distributors, suppliers, and partners before the hall opens.

Distributors are often exhibiting at the same show you are. Here is how to pick the right ones, find the person who decides, and write an introduction they will answer.

IPPE brings poultry, meat, and feed companies together in Atlanta every year. Here is how exhibitors can use the show to meet the distributors, suppliers, and partners that matter to them.

Exhibitors and attendees are different jobs. The exhibitor list is where research starts, and it is not a product we sell.

The five things your team should know before walking into any trade show meeting, plus a simple template you can copy for your next show.

A custom booth can run from $10,000 to several hundred thousand dollars before you add space, freight, travel, and staff. Here is where the money goes, and how to make sure the week pays it back.

Show matchmaking tools depend on busy exhibitors logging in and browsing. Here is why that rarely produces meetings with the companies you need, and what works instead.