If trade show marketing plays a key role in your business’s success, then it’s important that your target audience is attending your trade shows. But if a portion of your audience doesn’t attend events, here are some tips on how you can let them know the benefits.
The COVID-19 coronavirus has currently postponed or canceled many trade shows. But as it has proven in the past, the size of this industry alone will provide momentum to reopen for business. Here is how, along with some other good reasons trade shows and events will return sooner rather than later.
Who would have thought that a worldwide pandemic would prevent your business from displaying its beautifully branded exhibit? Well, since our current reality is that trade shows are inoperable, here’s a list of ideas for your business to make use of its exhibit in the meantime (when done in a safe environment).
The two largest convention centers in the US recently announced that they are seeking accreditation from a new program aimed at assuring visitors that their venue is safe from the coronavirus. But the question remains: will it be enough to draw people to events again?
Has a canceled or postponed trade show made you feel stuck and wondering when you’ll be able to pick up where you left off? Having a contingency plan can help keep you on track toward your trade show marketing goals, rather than letting your efforts fall stagnant.
As people are stuck at home, distancing from loved ones, and longing for what used to be their normal daily activities, people are seeking out positivity in any way possible. Here is a list of ideas to get you moving on your social media strategy so that your audience is seeing more than just repetitive and gloomy coronavirus related posts everywhere they look.
Are you getting ready to attend a trade show (or several shows) later this year? If so, there’s a lot of great technology out there these days that can help you maximize your experience and gather as many leads as possible. Read on to learn about some of the best trade show lead capture approaches you can take while attending events in 2020.
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In times of unforeseen catastrophes, businesses are confronted with unprecedented challenges. Sales and marketing teams are quickly finding their previously planned trade shows and meetings are postponed or cancelled. How, then, can sales leaders, marketing teams, and product managers support business continuity and continue to meet with key clients and prospects under such challenging circumstances?
We are in unprecedented times right now with the COVID-19 coronavirus. Here’s a list of things you can do to supplement your trade show program while we socially isolate and give this virus time to run its course as well as a few suggestions for what to do with some of your trade show exhibits laying dormant.
Augmented reality and virtual reality technologies have stepped off the shelf – almost literally – and into our eyes and brains. These fun and interactive tools are helping businesses create bigger impacts on potential customers as well, especially at trade shows and product launches. Read on to learn more!
If you work in the food and beverage industry, there are tons of trade show options for you to choose from, and it’s not always easy to know which ones are worth visiting and which ones are worth skipping. Check out our top 11 food industry trade shows in the U.S. and Canada and start planning!
Are you getting ready to head to your first trade show? Are you a little nervous about what to expect? Do you have questions about what you should or shouldn’t do while you’re there?If you said “yes” to any of these questions, here are some key trade show tips and regulations you ought to keep in mind.
The International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) took place at the Las Vegas Convention Center in January 2020 – and it was a resounding success. Here are some of the highlights from the largest trade show in the USA.
Whether it’s your first trade show ever or your fiftieth, you’re probably wondering what you can do to set your business apart from the competition and attract people to your booth. One of the best things you can do is to purchase a custom trade show display. Learn more about the benefits of investing in custom trade show booth construction.
With the threat of the Coronavirus, more people are taking pause before booking their travel to their next event. You may wonder what you need to think about when preparing to travel or organize your next event. Here are some things to keep in mind as you plan business travel.
Planning for your next trade show can be hectic. And sometimes, mistakes can be made when you are trying to juggle several tasks all at once. With that in mind, check out our list of the top mistakes exhibitors make and do your best to avoid them.
Do you know the feeling when you just went to a show and it was not as successful as you know it should be? Maybe it’s time to take another look at your event program and decide if it is time to say goodbye to some of those clunkers.
Do you worry about video quality or which type of camera your department should invest in? There are a lot of different types of cameras out there. Here are 7 different types of cameras and how to best use them.
Are you looking to stand out at your next trade show? Then you have to do what the other exhibitors aren’t willing to do. Check out these bold tips to help get you going!
What steps can you take as an Exhibit Manager to help your staffers succeed? Having a compelling offer and promoting your presence is essential, but having staffers who can engage show attendees well enough so they can attract, qualify and inform your visitor is paramount. Check out these helpful tips.
