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  • Avoid Booth Staff Duds: Thirteen Essential Questions You Have To Ask  By : Susan
    Booth staff selection is the single most important factor in your exhibiting success. More than graphics, signage, literature, giveaways, or any other variable, it is the people you put on the show floor that influence visitor’s opinion of your organization.
  • Back To School Supplies  By : Susan Friedmann
    Like students, autumn is the busiest time of year for exhibitors. To do well booth staffers need to be prepared. It's time to do a little shopping! Booth staffers need a set of supplies. Here's what is required for tradeshow back to school:
  • By The Rocket's Red Glare: What Fireworks Displays Can Teach Us About Tradeshows  By : Susan Friedmann
    Fireworks are not an everyday event. Yet, even in this small window of opportunity exists the potential for profitability. There's something about them -- the noise, the color, the pyrotechnic glory -- that resonates with crowds. This basic technology has been wowing spectators for a very long time, by presenting the same products and services in a way that's new and exciting.
  • Dirty Little Secrets: Five Things Trade Show Attendees Don't Want You To Know  By : Susan
    Look at the show floor. Check out the attendees. They look ordinary enough -- but they have secrets for successful selling. Dirty little secrets that they'd never tell anyone, not even under duress. These secrets are strong unifying factors influencing buying decisions. If you, as a smart and savvy trade show exhibitor, tailor your exhibit accordingly, you'll come away with higher sales every time.
  • Niche Marketplace Demands Exhibitor Efficiency  By : Susan A. Friedmann
    Niche marketplace stands for tailoring some or all of the product line to meet the needs and desires of a specific target audience. Making the most of your limited resources to promote a wide range of niched goods and services is crucial. The trend toward niche markets necessitates some changes in how you exhibit.
  • No Brainers: 27 Low or No-Cost Ways to Improve Your Next Tradeshow  By : Susan Friedmann
    There are lots of ways to improve your team's performance at tradeshows- It’s difficult to even count the myriad ways, what’s not difficult is to realize that some of these improvement methods come with hefty price tags. Don't despair. Here are 27 low or no cost ways to improve your next tradeshow.
  • Show Me the Money: Maximizing Tradeshow ROI  By : Susan
    What happens at the tradeshow is obviously import to your success, but equally important is what happens after the show ends. To truly benefit from all the hard work what went into exhibiting, must ensure that appropriate follow-up activities take place.
  • That's Entertainment: Adding Some Show Biz to Your Tradeshow Exhibit  By : Susan Friedmann
    Entertainment can make tradeshow exhibits more memorable. It helps exhibitors to get attendees talking after the show. Get to know, what entertainment options can motivate visitors who may have had no previous intention of visiting your booth, decide that they definitely have to stop by.

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