Planning your company’s trade show for the first time can be overwhelming, but successful planning and execution can yield rewarding results. It may be helpful to remember the 4 E’s as you embark on your first trade show planning and execution.
If you’re thinking of bring a guest or several family members to your next event, New York City is one of those bucket list destinations that can also provide a wealth of opportunities to keep them occupied while you’re at Javits Center. Check out our Top 10 list of guided tours.
You don’t need to have a large booth space to make a big impact at a trade show. There are plenty of successful exhibitors that use 10’ x 10’ spaces. Check out some ideas to help you maximize your brand while increasing lead generation.
Skyline Exhibits conducted research among exhibitors to learn about the status of International Exhibiting. We compared the results received in 2018 to those from a similar survey sent in 2008. To read detailed findings and quotes from your peers exhibiting internationally please request the full white paper here.
Shipping, transporting, install, dismantle and storing all can take a toll on your trade show exhibit. Make sure you are investing in quality crates to protect those assets. Check out these tips to make sure it looks as good as it did at your first show.
In a recent international trade show travel checklist, Skyline shared some critical pre-flight tips to ensure a pleasant trip when exhibiting abroad. Preparing for domestic travel involves some of the same considerations, as well as the following often-forgotten travel tidbits.
Are you someone who has had your company’s trade show program added to your already full plate? You may be feeling a bit overwhelmed, so here are five things to keep in mind as you’re running your trade show program.
You may have already noticed that trade show freight costs are rising – significantly. If not, you will. There are so many contributing factors affecting trade show shipping prices right now that it is hard to determine if any one specific thing makes up the bulk of the increases we are experiencing. Is relief in sight?
Whether you’re a seasoned or first-time exhibitor, the busy trade show season can sneak up on you fast. Here is a great infographic with some important tips to help you prepare for a successful trade show.
A new industry report reveals that the median booth size will increase by 20% this year. If you’re wondering whether you should also jump on the booth expansion bandwagon, here are six tips to determine whether it’s worth the cost.
Effective social media marketing means taking the proper steps before, during, and after your next trade show. To ensure you cross everything off your social to-do list, refer to the following checklist.
How do you know if a trade show or expo is going to be productive for you, especially if you’ve never exhibited there? Will this year’s productive trade show continue to reap rewards in the future? When does premium booth placement justify the added expense? The following tips can help you find the best shows and secure the best spaces at critical events.
No matter how wonderful your exhibit or promotions, if you have booth staffers who are not paying attention you could lose more brand equity and sales than you realize. Yet they can also do simple things to get you more attention than any exhibit ever could. Below are the nine things staffers can do to get you noticed.
Whether you’re planning your company’s first exhibit or taking over an exhibit schedule previously handled by another trade show manager, the associated costs can be a little intimidating. If your budget is limited, these seven tips can help you get the most out of your exhibit dollars.
Choosing a great booth location is mostly a matter of identifying opportunities to leverage your brand and avoiding low traffic areas. The upside is that a good spot all but guarantees your exhibit will receive the attention it deserves. Here are 7 secrets to ensure your next location works!