Blogs: You may think they are a great “free” method to spread information to school administrators or get input from your teacher audience. Perhaps. But before you jump into blogging as though it were just another marketing vehicle to sell to schools, back away from the monitor and carefully consider these pros and cons.

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While there is no silver bullet that will improve results from your exhibits at K-12 educator conferences, there is much more you can do besides setting up a booth and standing there waiting for something to happen. It all starts with knowing what you want to achieve and having specific sales goals in mind.
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