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The Importance of Expos for Startups and Small Businesses

  • Thomas Oppong
  • Feb 22, 2022
  • 2 minute read

Startups and smaller businesses need to make sure that they take every opportunity they can to get their brand out there and more well-known. Whether they want to pitch to clients or make valuable connections with other companies within their niche and industry, one of the best ways to do so is at an expo.

A Calendar of Events

No matter what niche a business might occupy, you can be certain that there will be an entire year’s calendar of events that could be attended. Since expos are international events, it means that there is a chance for a company to meet another based on the far side of the world. It is easier than ever for even a young business to operate on an international scale.

It is up to the business themselves to decide which expos they wish to attend. After all, if one is based in their home city and is for their industry specifically, it only makes sense to attend. If there is another that is happening in a city on the other side of the world the next month, it might not be so important to attend in person, and could either be skipped or attended virtually if such a service is available.

Vital Connections

Anyone attending such a conference needs to ensure that they look through the list of attendees and plan who they are going to meet and network with. Who knows who you might be able to connect with at an event like this? With so many companies attending, you could easily meet someone who has connections themselves that you could leverage in the future.

As an example, the Security Cleared Expo is going to be a vital event for companies in this niche. A startup in this sector would no doubt be quite specialised and would be looking to connect with companies that could make use of their products, such as Elbit Systems UK or BAE Systems. It is vital to think ahead and plan who you wish to meet with, and why.

The Sharing of Knowledge

Of course, an expo is not just a chance to network. There will no doubt be a range of panels and other discussions that you could join to help gain critical knowledge that you could use for the benefit of your startup.

In modern business, there are so many directions in which you could choose to steer your startup, and it can be difficult to know which ones might be the right move for you. The knowledge delivered at these expo panels could be key for helping a startup grow and flourish.

Expos and conferences are a vital part of modern business. Startups and small businesses need to make sure that they are leveraging them to their advantage as much as they can. Don’t deny the wealth of knowledge and connections that can be pursued at expos. Whether it is one for the industry or even just a general one for business owners, there is so much to be learned here.

Thomas Oppong

Founder at Alltopstartups and author of Working in The Gig Economy. His work has been featured at Forbes, Business Insider, Entrepreneur, and Inc. Magazine.

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