Sep 8, 2026 · 10 min · 9 segments
Heading to Equip Expo for the first time? Don't walk into one of the industry's biggest trade shows without a plan. Mike shares ten practical tips to help you navigate the show floor, maximize the…
Mike GarveyHost
But before it gets too into the weeds, you know, before we're looking at a Quip Expo, we're roughly a month out, really, maybe a month and a couple of days, and we're ready to go setting up things for Podhouse.
It is absolutely everything you could ever want, but I think that you should take a couple hints and tricks away.
This is roughly, I think, my sixth time, fifth or sixth, but I think sixth, And it's coming up, and it's everything.
If you haven't been to it, I highly suggest you use the link in the bio to get your tickets.
It's where manufacturers, software companies, suppliers, content creators, business owners, and just thousands of lawn and landscape professionals all come to Louisville.
It's a million square feet over a 30 acre demo yard where you could demo one piece of equipment to the next, to the next, to the next.
So I think it's time to start booking your hotel blocks, booking your how you're going to get around.
I highly suggest downloading the app, make a plan, go there with intention, go there with.
What are you looking at? Are you buying a new mower, or are you going there to get a spreader sprayer, or are you there to hone in and get a new software? Focus on one thing that you want to take away, and that's what my plan is as well.
Make a list of some must-see booths you would like to see and then anything else you discover during the show, but take it in a grid.
Um, you know, have your chargers with you, um, and, uh, a small backpack, some water stuff.
But before it gets too into the weeds, you know, before we're looking at a Quip Expo, we're roughly a month out, really, maybe a month and a couple of days, and we're ready to go setting up things for Podhouse.
It is absolutely everything you could ever want, but I think that you should take a couple hints and tricks away.
This is roughly, I think, my sixth time, fifth or sixth, but I think sixth, And it's coming up, and it's everything.
If you haven't been to it, I highly suggest you use the link in the bio to get your tickets.
It's where manufacturers, software companies, suppliers, content creators, business owners, and just thousands of lawn and landscape professionals all come to Louisville.
It's a million square feet over a 30 acre demo yard where you could demo one piece of equipment to the next, to the next, to the next.
So I think it's time to start booking your hotel blocks, booking your how you're going to get around.
I highly suggest downloading the app, make a plan, go there with intention, go there with.
What are you looking at? Are you buying a new mower, or are you going there to get a spreader sprayer, or are you there to hone in and get a new software? Focus on one thing that you want to take away, and that's what my plan is as well.
Make a list of some must-see booths you would like to see and then anything else you discover during the show, but take it in a grid.
Um, you know, have your chargers with you, um, and, uh, a small backpack, some water stuff.
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