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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Speedy, post: 436922, member: 705&quot;]<b>Very true.</b></p><p>At times it can even be a turn off to buyers to have a booth-babe.</p><p>I work within the death care world and we attended the 2nd largest state convention early this year. At this show was over 125 booths....as I waited on the convention floor to open I walked around and talked with other vendors. Out of all of those people ONE booth had a chick in their booths dressed to draw people. It didn&#039;t work. In fact, they closed up a day early. </p><p>Sometimes showing too much can backfire.&nbsp; They had a great product. She KNEW the product. She was friendly, but not overly so. Their product filled a need, and fixed a problem many have/had. But they didn&#039;t have the traffic that other booths had.</p><p><br /></p><p>Our booth wasn&#039;t as busy as some, but the people had respect checked out our product because we were dressed, and were professional.&nbsp; Before you staff your booth with booth-babes, do the research on your market....often you will find that it is a turn off, and will only hurt you.</p><p><br /></p><p>Speedy[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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