arena | October 21, 2013
According to trade show marketing research, over 76% of visitors at trade shows come to see what’s “new and different.” They’re looking to make decisions for future purchases. So it makes sense to use this environment if you’re interested in test marketing or launching a new product or service, or even updating an existing model.
Introducing […]
arena | October 17, 2013
Communication is key. To make the most of your trade show exhibit, you need clear and open channels of communication with show management. This is especially important during times of transition. New owners may change how things are done — for example, trade show booth sizes, service charges, and show services available. If you don’t know what […]
arena | September 24, 2013
Creating a positive, fun, and reinforcing environment should be management’s responsibility. Management can create such an environment by using a variety of rewards to recognize the trade show booths accomplishments, such as reaching exhibiting goals, placing new orders, and getting quality qualified leads. Rewards can range from personal thank-you’s to gift certificates for local […]
arena | September 12, 2013
IDF San Francisco has come to an end. The attendance for the event at Moscone West hit record highs. The conference kicked off with Intel’s new CEO Brian Krzanich and new President Renee James announcement of Intel’s plans for the rest of 2013.
They showcased their new products and discussed their plans for the future […]
arena | September 9, 2013
According to trade show research, after booth size and product interest, live presentations are the third most important reason that people remember a trade show booth. Any form of live presentation, such as a stage presentation, theatrical skit, magician, game show, mimes, puppets, robots, or singers, can attract a throng of visitors to your exhibit. […]
