No matter the size of your exhibit, the number and type of trade shows you go to or the industry you work in, the ingredients for a successful exhibit and show are the same. Recently I was asked to speak to a local chamber of commerce in advance of their annual business expo. As with […]
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If you want to see the core of exhibitry at work, come to a show like the Texas Rural Water Association (TRWA) which just concluded its run today at Fort Worth’s Omni Hotel. It is a place where you will see the small exhibit shine. The TRWA is the meeting place for the people who
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The most unbelievable thing about this year’s Singapore Air Show was that there wasn’t a lot of flying going on. “The air demonstrations were limited to one hour each day,” Kimberly Williamson told us. “Being at the main airport and with the sound and flight limitations imposed, flight demonstrations were limited to 12 to 1pm
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The Dallas Convention Center was the site of this year’s version of the rotary-wing exposition. Most of the newness was at last year’s show with the debut of the new Eurocopter exhibit in Houston. This year’s HeliExpo saw the product rollout of Bell‘s Relentless model (hey, that’s my name!). Seriously, the Relentless rollout took over
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We all think and remember things in threes and fives. I was reminded today of five tips to get the most out of a trade show. This is from our colleague, Malcolm Gilvar, at The Trade Group here in Dallas. Mr. Gilvar is EVP of Sales at the Carrollton-based exhibit company. His five tips: Train
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From the phone app that changes how you find information on the show floor to the ideas exhibited, the theme of this year’s National Retail Federation (NRF) Big Show of “Retail’s New Rules” was more true that any previous theme. Technology, if it hadn’t taken over the selling floor already, certainly has now. From the
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As I was sitting on the roll of carpet taking my cell phone call during the show set up, first one then several others walked by and shook my hand and mouthed hello. Later that day, a former colleague holding her cell phone with the Facebook image I had posted, walked up behind me and
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If you have been through set up at a trade show, you know that having ready access to everything from tools to a desk to tape is critical to making a show open on time. So, do you have a gang box? You know, the big box that holds all the stuff you can’t every
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Our colleague, Kimberly Williamson of Aviall, is at the Dubai Air Show in the United Arab Emirates this month. The filed this report in advance of the show. **************************** The 2011 version of the Dubai Air Show, opening November 13, is set to be bigger than the 2009 version. With over 1,000 exhibitors from 50
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The latest edition of the NACS show, the 50th meeting, was a great example of how companies who have a character, person or icon use that thing to best reach their audience. From a cardboard cutout of Samuel Adams touting his Boston Lager to The Sun posing for photos with passerby to promote Jimmy Dean
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