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Three Tradeshow Benefits to Embrace Rising Gas Prices

Three Tradeshow Benefits to Embrace Rising Gas Prices

By Susan Friedmann on Jun 12, 2008

It’s no surprise that oil price are rising through the roof, bringing the cost of gasoline and aviation fuel along for the ride. This morning’s newspapers report that $7 a gallon gasoline might be on the horizon - a staggering number that has dire implications for almost every industry, from travel to agriculture, biotech to capital equipment.

What, you may be wondering, does this have to do with tradeshows?

Let’s not mince words. This situation creates a double-whammy for exhibitors. Not only will it cost more money to transport you, your team, and your exhibit to and from the show, but there will be fewer attendees at the show.

Some organizations, considering this, might make the decision to forgo the show. Higher costs, fewer attendees — it seems like an easy decision to make.

Easy, but wrong. Here’s the top three reasons this is NOT the time to skip the show:

1. Less Competition

There’s no doubt about it: some companies ARE going to skip the show. There will be fewer exhibitors, which means your exhibit will be more visible by default. Savvy exhibitors will have a plan to capitalize on this opportunity.

2. More Time

The less exhibitors attendees have to see, the more time they have to spend with each exhibitor who is there. This gives you a great window to begin or reinforce that relationship. Having a few extra minutes can make all the difference in the world.

3. Better Prospects

With the costs of attending the show rising, weaker prospects — the group that comes to kick tires, take up your time, collect premium items and never buy anything — are less likely to attend. A greater percentage of show attendees will be focused on doing business.

 

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Tabletop Trade Show Displays

Enhancing your brand when you are exhibiting at trade shows can be accomplished in any exhibit size or exhibit space with tabletop trade show displays that are manageable, convenient and portable. Tabletop trade show displays can be used in a variety of settings, trade shows, sales presentations, internal corporate meetings and special events.

Tabletop trade show display rentals are easy to transport, reducing your shipping cost. Easily setup, and can be customized to fit any of your trade show needs. Tradetec Skyline’s lightweight Mirage’s Tabletop Trade Show Exhibits have a patented fiberglass frame and sets up in minutes. The frame is more flexible and durable than aluminum — which means your display will look great for years to come.

Tradetec Skyline’s Mirage is designed to give you a smooth, seamless look; the flexible panels easily attach with special polarized magnets that give you the best fit and look possible. Panels are available in many fabric colors, SkyFlex, or a variety of digital-direct graphic prints.

Tabletop trade show displays give you an easy solution for your trade show needs and will attract the attention of trade show attendee’s. Trade Shows are an important portion of your marketing strategies and goals. Having decided to advertise at trade shows, and renting your exhibit space is only the beginning, whether your company is a veteran to trade shows, or you are new to exhibiting, it is important to design your trade show booth to best suit your goals and message, with careful consideration of your trade show exhibit design your products and message will be conveyed through the best means possible.

Tabletop trade show rentals can be commanding and elegant, with a creative message they can become the focal point for new products and services.  Giving you the flexibility to change out your message as your product lines grow and allowing you to exhibit at a variety of venues.   Accessorizing your trade show display with literature racks, shelving units, marquees, CMH Lighting or a bubble panel will attract more attention to your trade show booth.

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Trade Show Services

What is behind the scene of Trade Show Services?

There are many questions that exhibitors may have after they have signed the contract for exhibit space. Defining your goals with a full service marketing partner & exhibit house will help you be more successful with your exhibiting decisions.

The details of Trade Show Services that are provided by a Trade Show Service Team can free up valuable for your company to focus on other marketing objectives. Qualified Service Teams will plan for securing and storing all your exhibit properties, pre-staging and post inspection of properties with photos. They will coordinate installation & dismantling, complete show books and pre-pay bills – allowing you to pay one bill per show.

With the ability to repair and refurbish your existing exhibit if needed for your next trade show, with all major brands of trade show displays, exhibits and accessories, eliminating the worry that your exhibit will not be in award winning shape on your next installation.

With the guidance of qualified professionals, the rules and regulations for each trade show venue and convention hall are researched and inspected so that your exhibit is in compliance, no matter what trade show floor it is installed on.

When the loading dock doors open you can rest comfortably that your exhibit and trade show program will easily fall into place, our executable on-line trade show management deals in real world logistics.

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Get the most out of your trade show display

Getting the most out of your trade show display - trade show tips & pointers:

Captivate your trade show audiences attention from many feet way, high quality graphics that display your message can capture attention from across the trade show floor.

Design a trade show display that will give your audience a vision of what your company you will be in the future.

Simple messages can portray a powerful message, most trade show attendees have in mind what they are looking for, catering to what’s up and coming will lead them into your trade show display.

Designing your trade show display with a table further inside your exhibit booth so prospects will have to come in and look around.  If you have your literature and your trade show giveaways to close to the front, they will grab and go, leaving no opportunity to engage in conversation or communicate your message.

Sending out a teaser mailing before the show, with a tag line message and small graphic that is part of your trade show display will give them a feeling of familiarity.

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