September 2004August 2004Premier Issue July 2004

 

 


We forget how visual a trade show really is. The exhibits, the signs, the handouts and the demonstrations—all are supposed to draw attention. But, when you walk the aisles, stand in a booth and talk to people, our eyes pass over a sight and our brains scream—wrong! Sometimes it’s very subtle, sometimes it’s a “how awful” response. It registers what we see as a mistake and the exhibiting company, or individual, should have known better.

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Choosing the right trade show can often be overwhelming. If you’re not sure which ones will be the right fit for your company, take a closer look before you roll into action. By doing so, you’ll learn which shows will fit your budget, sell your product or service, and bolster your return on investment and resources.

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Today’s business world seems to revolve around belt-tightening tactics: leaner budgets and fewer employees. When it comes to trade shows, they can be an invaluable tool in your marketing mix. However, trade shows involve a lot more than just showing up!

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From airports to the hotel, to the show floor itself, exhibitors face threats to safety and security at every step of the trade show experience. Because much of what we do, and exactly how and when we do it, is not within our personal control, planning safety and security for ourselves, our staff, and our exhibit property isn’t something we can leave to chance.

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Have you ever returned from a trade show with tired feet, a sore back, a fistful of business cards, and no clear strategy to turn them into sales? You’re not alone. Take advantage of our upcoming free workshop and learn from our experts. We have over 30 years of industry experience to share with you!

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