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Conferences go beyond the agenda.

February 10, 2026 | Business Development

Conferences go beyond the schedule.

In government sales, they start weeks before registration opens.

They end long after the last booth comes down.

Winning in government sales starts with research.

-Speakers.

-Exhibitors.

-Agencies.

-Prime contractors.

-Social media conversations.

It starts with posting that you are attending, exhibiting, or speaking..

It starts with at least three meetings scheduled before you arrive.

It starts with a prioritized list of booths to visit.

It starts with a plan to collect business cards and enter every contact into your CRM.

Then the conference ends and the work begins.

-Follow up calls.

-Follow up emails.

-LinkedIn connections.

-Scheduled capability briefings.

-Next step meetings.

-Ongoing outreach after one touch point.

-Reaching back out as the next conference approaches.

Government sales opportunities are not won in one conversation.

They are won through consistency.

 


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