The Rules have Changed at Trade Shows
You know the rules: #1. Never eat or drink in your trade show booth and #2. Don’t stare at your cellphone while on the show floor. It makes sense, mostly. But it’s 2018, Dude. There’s gotta be a middle ground
You know the rules: #1. Never eat or drink in your trade show booth and #2. Don’t stare at your cellphone while on the show floor. It makes sense, mostly. But it’s 2018, Dude. There’s gotta be a middle ground
Recently, The Trade Show News Network published, NAB Show Eases Exhibitor Pain Points with NAB Show Cares by Lisa Plummer Savas. Let’s review those changes because they are a huge step in the right direction for our industry.
It’s “The Unofficial Year of Lightboxes.” Most exhibit orders have LED lights — in a tower, backwall, counter, accent, or stem light. Not all all lightboxes are equal, but what is true is that the fabric, the printing, and the LED lights have gotten better
Every week, Tim Patterson, aka Tradeshow Guy, conducts an interview on his Monday Morning Coffee video/audio broadcast. This week Tim interviewed our own Jim Shelman, the GM of Classic Rental Solutions.
I’m a sucker for a well-designed, informative Infographic, which is why the “Visual Guide to Trade Show Success” from US Event Management caught my attention.
Mention “drayage” or “material handling” to any exhibitor and it’s bound to start a conversation. And not always a pleasant one. So how do you predict your trade show material handling expense? Use our handy Drayage Calculator.