MESH Interactive Agency
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01/28/2026
Most companies spend tens of thousands on trade shows…
and walk away with badge scans, tired reps, and a booth no one remembers.
They assume showing up equals opportunity.
They assume attention is free.
It isn’t.
When you’re launching something new—new tech, new market, new category—you don’t earn trust by standing behind a banner and hoping the right people wander by.
If your booth isn’t earning attention, you’re paying for invisibility.
In his latest LinkedIn newsletter, Bill Schick, breaks down how to create demand that pulls people to your booth—before, during, and after the event.
From building experiences people line up for, to turning fleeting booth traffic into real conversations and owned audiences, this is a practical playbook for making trade shows pay off.
Less hoping.
More lines, conversations, and real follow-up.
Read the full newsletter and rethink how you show up at your next event:
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/survival-tip-stop-buying-booth-space-start-creating-bill-anvoe/
Survival Tip: Stop Buying Booth Space. Start Creating Demand 7 Ways to generate demand and maximize value at your conference or trade show You're probably living some version of this right now: New brand. New market.
Most healthtech teams don’t have a product problem.
They have an adoption problem.
In this episode of LifeSci Continuum, Bill Schick talks with Mike Pyne (Founder & CEO, Medoh Health) about finding product–market fit in a regulated market — without slowing everything to a crawl.
Key takeaways from the conversation:
- Why testing in real clinics beats perfecting in the cloud
- The difference between “people like it” and “people use it”
- Why distribution is a trust decision, not a tech one
If you’re leading a healthtech company and growth feels harder than it should, this episode will resonate.
Watch the full episode: https://youtu.be/mDj0eIxWSzE?si=L448sjX68Ni_Dwu8
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