arena | December 11, 2013
Read the exhibitor service manual.
Check all deadlines.
Order services early to avoid higher show prices.
Understand the floor plan.
Evaluate your trade show booth layout on the floor plan.
Understand every marking, however small and insignificant – it indicates something.
Know what services you need.
Define what services are needed based on your […]
arena | October 29, 2013
Immediate follow-up on your show leads will give you a real advantage over your competition. Try the following seven ways to help turn your leads into sales in the shortest time possible:
Send a “thank-you for stopping our trade show booth” note via email immediately after the visitor leaves your exhibit or that evening […]
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 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. […]
arena | September 2, 2013
Expanding your Trade Show presence internationally? Exhibiting internationally can be very intimidating. Check out Exhibitor Magazine’s international survival guide, and learn all about what successful exhibitors are doing.
Read the full article here: International Exhibiting Guide
