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What Are You Really Saying: A Promo Model’s Guide to Trade Show Body Language

As a promo model, it’s your responsibility to maintain a warm and welcoming demeanor. Inexperienced models are often guilty of exhibiting negative body language without being aware of it. Everyone knows not to turn your back to an attendee and to keep your arms at your sides, but are you aware of the other negative messages you’re sending through your non-verbal communication.

 

Below is a list of common body language and the negative signal it projects.

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Indicated Feeling

Wandering eyes Boredom, Disinterest
Arms Folded Defensive, Unapproachable
Relaxed arms and hands Confident, Relaxed
Clenched hands and locked ankles Nervous, Upset
Covering your mouth or face Unsure, Insecure, Uncomfortable
Lack of eye contact Uncomfortable, Insecure
Playing with hair Uncomfortable, Nervous
Holding objects in front of you Shyness, discomfort
Checking the time Boredom
Slouching Low self-esteem
Playing with clothes Uncomfortable, Nervous
Prolonged head tilt Boredom

 

To avoid these common body language mistakes, stand with your head high, shoulders back, and hands rested comfortably at your sides. To project confidence when you’re introducing yourself smile, make eye contact, and a firm handshake. Following these tips can make a huge difference in how attendees and clients perceive you.

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