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As we gear up for the Ohio BWC event, we want to bring your attention to a critical aspect of workplace safety – the often overlooked but crucial choice of flame-resistant (FR) base layers and underclothing. Did you know that many individuals unknowingly wear non-compliant, athletic-brand base layers beneath their daily-wear FR clothing? Synthetic fabrics like polyester, nylon, rayon, Spandex, and cotton synthetic hybrids, commonly found in athletic brands, can pose serious risks as they easily melt at lower temperatures. The Hidden Danger: Non-FR Base Layers Wearing non-FR undergarments can result in severe burn injuries when exposed to heat, fire, or molten metal, especially if the outer layer of FR clothing is breached. To address this risk, Seraphina Safety offers state-of-the-art flame-resistant base layers that act as the last line of defense, minimizing the potential for injuries. Seraphina Safety Apparel offers athleisure-inspired flame-resistant underclothing and base layers. · Designed for women by women, our years of fit experience shows in the details. · Made in America. · Provides superior protection from heat, fire, and molten metal. · Non-toxic, inherently flame-resistant fabrics that do melt, drip, or ignite. · PFAS-free garments are safe to wear next-to-skin. Join Us at Ohio BWC Booth #745 Visit the Seraphina Safety booth at Ohio BWC to learn more about the importance of FR base layers and underclothing. #bwc #workerscompensation #safety #flameresistant #ppe

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Five ways you are sabotaging your trade show experience. I learned this after being the first employee of Agenda Show and Co-Founding The NTWRK Agency and LA Men's Market. Before # 1, build a beautiful booth! That does not mean it is expensive. It must look great and emphasize your brand. If your booth looks dirty and poorly designed, you lost before the game started. I got inspired to write this post after buying a pair of Stand Shoes. These would be perfect for the hard floors of a trade show. 1. Lack of preparation. The buyer walks into the booth. "I love this (Fill in the blank, shoe, pizza, robot vacuum). How much is it?" Brand person. "I don't know. Let me check the price." Or, I want to write an order. And the brand person does not have the documents, iPad, etc, ready to go. Correction. Brand person, "We love it too, for all these reasons; here is the price and 5 more reasons you should buy. And we can get your account set up right now." 2. No Greeting: A person walks up to the booth, and no one greets them. Follow the 20-second rule. Everyone should be greeted within 20 seconds of arriving at the booth. At crowded shows, this can flex up. Correction: Have a greeter(s) welcome everyone in, politely ask who they are if the badge is not visible, and get them to the right person on the brand team. 3. Being on your phone. This should be # 1. I get it; a business must be run during the trade show. There is nothing more disappointing than walking by a brand at a show and seeing multiple people's heads down on their phones. I can't tell you how many times I saw someone walk by and have to jump into the aisle to get their attention. And that often would lead to a relationship. Correction: If you must use your phone. Excuse yourself from the booth. Let a colleague know you have to step away and will be back. 4. Sitting down. Buyers are walking by, and the brand team should be up, energetic, and say hello to everyone. People sitting down makes the booth look like it has no energy. Motion creates emotion. Correction: Stand up! Wear comfortable shoes. And if you have a business where you need to sit with people at the show, factor that into the booth design. 5. Low energy. It is very true; much business happens before and after the trade show, at dinner, at the bar, etc. I am sorry; no excuses. If you are at the booth, you need to look alive. Correction: Get some rest, eat breakfast, drink some coffee, go for a run, or do whatever gets you going. Bonus: Anticipate what a buyer would have to leave the booth. For example, have a phone charger ready, have water, snacks, etc. If the buyer says, I need to go to get water and charge my phone, your reply is, I've got you covered. What are your keys to success at a tradeshow? Let’s discuss. KRMC

It's time the promo industry ditches the "Trinkets and trash" mentality. There are cheap pens out there, and people are still buying them. And I would argue, certain times and places call for smaller investments. BUT when it comes to staff appreciation, client thank yous, and events with attendees within your ICP, don't cheap out. Pens get lost more often than they get used to empty, stress balls end up in the clutter category, and pop sockets are so 2016. Cast Iron pans are known to last lifetimes. Speakers get pulled out at every get-together. Lawn Chairs make it to every outdoor function. Old habits die hard, but this industry has changed. Let us get creative when it comes to thanking the people who make your business run everyday. Reach out to Midwest Sportswear for something new.