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Topic: Sales (Trade Shows/ Trade Fairs) 2

An exercise to help you learn & practice the most common vocabulary/terms used in sales (specifically relating to trade shows, trade fairs, or conferences). Choose the correct response for each of the sentences.


1. We're ____________________ a new version of our most popular product this fall.
  launching
  giving
  throwing out

2. We _____________________ about 200 new customers as a result of last year's trade show.
  engendered
  generated
  endangered

3. A "qualified" lead is a potential customer that has _____________________.
  expressed interest in your product/service
  not expressed interest in your product/service
  received some kind of certification

4. A person who attends a trade show is called _____________________.
  an attendant
  an attendee
  attentive

5. Make sure you _____________________ ( = put into categories) and prioritize all the leads that you generated at the show last week.
  category
  make categories
  categorize

6. How are leads _____________________ in your company?
  distribute
  spread
  distributed

7. Another word for trade show is _____________________.
  convention
  trading show
  company show

8. The biggest industry trade show of the year _____________________ in Las Vegas from October 8-10.
  takes part
  takes place
  takes time

9. Each booth space is about 10 feet _____________________.
  width
  wider
  wide

10. All the top companies = All the _____________________
  leading players
  leading plays
  good players


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