What to Tweet & When for Killer Trade Show Marketing

February 24, 2015 — Posted By Timothy Carter Ah yes, Twitter. How does one master the 140 character tweet? For some businesses it’s more like, “what’s the point of Twitter?” What to tweet, who does the tweeting and when? All great questions and they need to be thought about and planned for before standing on the trade show…

How to Master Trade Show Follow Up

It is that trade show time of year and with oil prices on a downturn, it is more important than ever to evaluate trade show ROI.  We just finished a big week at NAPE Summit 2015 and wanted to share some tips with you to master your trade show follow up to ensure you get…

12 Ways to Save on Exhibit Booth Costs

1.  Downsize your booth space.  If you reduce your booth space by even 100 square feet, that is a few thousand dollars especially if you produce new graphics.   Downsizing on your booth space also saves on other related costs such as carpet, shipping, material handling and cleaning.  2.  Rent your exhibit.  A rental exhibit can…

What are your resolutions for 2015?

With New Year’s Eve around the corner, it is a time to review 2014 and make resolutions for 2015. Here are six reasons why attending a trade show should be your business’ top New Year’s resolution. 1.  Trade shows introduce your products and services to potential customers, promote benefits and generate leads. 2.  Attending trade shows…

Be Visual. Be Engaged. Be Relevant. Be Yourself.

Be visual by drawing attention to your trade show booth by using stimulating graphics, color palettes and furniture layouts. Make sure that any text is easy to read and understand. Be engaged by making interactions with trade show attendees and train your booth staff to be knowledgeable about your products and services. 80% of trade show attendees come to view new products. Many of them are decision makers or have direct contact with decision makers. Be relevant as it is important to have a great visual booth display showcasing your company message. Attending a trade show is a great time to present new and hot product lines. Make sure that trade show attendees are able to interact with products and your booth in a relevant setting. Be yourself as face to face marketing is a way to explain concepts and strategies. This is an opportunity to obtain feedback from your target audience. Presenting your true company identity and message during a tradeshow will increase your ROI.