All Entries in the "Trade Show Planning and Logistics" Category
Your Trade Show Display Didn’t Arrive – Now What?
Arriving on the trade show floor & realizing you’re without a booth can be cause for panic. Create a Plan B and avoid chaos by using these helpful tips.
Top 5 Recommendations to Control Drayage Costs
Have you ever been surprised by the drayage costs on your post-show service invoice? Use our top 5 recommendations to control costs at your next trade show.
11 Quick Tips For International Exhibiting
Let’s face it; international exhibiting is a daunting task. Use these 11 tips provided by world trade show travelers to seize opportunities around the globe.
25 Of The Most Common Trade Show Mistakes
All trade show exhibitors have probably fallen victim to these blunders at some point, but how do they fix them? Follow these tips to remedy common mistakes.
Does Location Make A Difference At Trade Shows?
A lot of your visibility on the trade show floor comes down to your location. Follow these tips to choose the best spot for achieving your trade show goals.
9 Surprise Freight Charges At Trade Shows
Trade show display shipping costs may surprise you but don’t let it stop you from attending a show. Prepare yourself with 9 common fees and how to avoid them.
5 Tips For Planning Your 2013 Trade Shows
2012 is wrapping up which means it’s time to look ahead and start planning for next year’s tradeshows. Use these 5 tips to ensure you cover everything in 2013.
3 Social Media Don’ts For Trade Shows
Social media can come in many forms when planning for and exhibiting at a trade show. Avoid these 3 common mistakes to make sure your efforts are well-received.
Where To Begin With Trade Show Planning
Planning for your trade show can be a very overwhelming experience. Use these steps to find the right people to help you and take the stress out of exhibiting.
Are Trade Shows Becoming Extinct?
Many people may think that trade shows will soon become a thing of the past. Read the convincing argument for exhibiting and the unequivocal value it provides.
Avoiding Rookie Mistakes At A Trade Show
Newbies might think you can set up your trade show booth and hit the “auto-pilot”, but that’s not true. Follow these tips to avoid common first time mistakes.
Trade Show Basics: Post-Show Paperwork
The trade show is over so you are done working, right? Not just yet! Use this list to find the key items that need to be completed before you can hit the road.
Audit Your Trade Show Program
Many exhibitors evaluate their trade show program without consideration of finances or logistics. Read how inefficiencies can be hiding and how to fix them.
Trade Show Basics: Material Handling, Drayage, And Freight
Getting your trade show booth from your office to the show floor can be a daunting task. Use these helpful tips to make the process go off without a hitch.
Maximizing Your Trade Show ROI And ROO
Is your trade show display still giving you the same results time after time? Find out how to restore the luster to your program with these ROI and ROO tips.
Trade Show Basics: Labor And Rigging
Two aspects of trade shows that could send even the most seasoned exhibitor running are labor & rigging. Use these tips to avoid stress and make your game plan.
Trade Show Basics: Ordering Basic Show Services
Ordering services for your trade show booth can be a confusing process. Read these tips that break the whole process down so you can relax and enjoy the show!
Trade Show Basics: Your Emergency Trade Show Kit
Don’t wait until it’s too late! Use this checklist to ensure you have everything you could ever need in case of an emergency on the trade show floor.
Trade Show Basics: Understanding Your Trade Show And Booth Kit
Whether you’re a rookie or a veteran, understanding exhibiting basics is crucial to your success. Use these tips to get prepared for your next trade show.
5 Ways to Cover Your Bases If Your Show Ends On The Weekend
If your next trade show ends on the weekend there can be a whole new set of rules to play by. Follow these tips to be prepared for whatever comes your way.
