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{nocomments}Congestive heart failure is a struggle for patients, but for those who are in rural areas, it’s even harder since access to medical care is challenging.
Rita Yazzie, featured in this video, uses monitoring equipment to transmit vital signs and blood pressure from her Navajo reservation in rural Arizona to the Flagstaff Medical Center seventy miles away, where they can monitor for problems and reduce costs for patients.
Source: http://blog.ctia.org/2013/05/29/remote-heart-monitoring/
Source: http://trade-show-expo.blogspot.com/2011/04/it-takes-village-to-rebuild-resort.html
It would be nice to link the intense public debate about firearms, the NRA’s growing stature as a player in the events business, and Reed Exhibitions’ decision to distance itself from shows involving guns—but there isn’t a way to tie up all the strings in a satisfying way.
Source: http://www.expoweb.com/article/gun-show-saga-just-good-business
Source: http://go.theregister.com/feed/www.theregister.co.uk/2009/11/26/sc09_networking_wrapup/
Bad is bold in the entertainment industry, so good must be BOLDER. It’s time for God’s stars to stand up on the stages of film, fashion, music and theater.
(PRWeb May 28, 2013)
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Before choosing a trade show, it’s essential to determine your trade show objectives. Identifying trade show objectives will help your company select the best trade shows to appeal to your target audience. A distinct plan will ensure success before, during and after the trade show. Most importantly, well-defined trade show goals can improve your ROI and help your company spend trade show money efficiently.
Every business has unique trade show objectives. Be careful not to go overboard. Select one to three goals for each show and measure them closely. Here’s a short list of common trade show objectives to get you started:
Don’t attend a trade show for the sake of attending a trade show. With clear objectives in place, you’ll be able to select the right trade shows and present relevant information to attendees. This will help ensure your investment pays off by strengthening customer relationships and generating profitable sales leads. Contact The Rogers Company to learn about our array of client services to help assist in constructing and executing your trade show objectives.
Source: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/tradeshowfeed/xisO/~3/GvjKvC2H8Qw/
(Warning: self-promotional blog post. Not recommended more than once or twice a year…)
It was my 11th year at Expo West as a representative of a company that provides exhibit booths for exhibitors.
First: 11 years? Kidding, right?
No. The first booth client I had way back in 2003 was Kettle Foods of Salem, Oregon, which lead to doing a booth for Nancy’s Yogurt / Springfield Dairy, Natracare, Hyland’s Homeopathic, gDiapers and many others.
Besides having to basically eat your way through the day with the glut of food samples, I spent time meeting exhibitors and making connections.
And making sure that my new projects were working.
The two new booths my company, Communication One Exhibits had this year were from Bob’s Red Mill and gDiapers. The Bob’s Red Mill was a custom 30’ x 30’ booth, designed by Greg Garrett Designs of Vancouver and fabricated by Classic Exhibits. It was a stunner and was definitely well-received by the company – including Bob Moore, who called it ‘impressive’ – and show visitors. The exhibit had three structures – a main company info-display area, a product display area and – in a new move for Bob’s Red Mill – a food sampling station. The main structure was capped with a 4’ cupola high atop a structure that echoed their mill store in Milwaukie, Oregon. Either end of the main structure had 52” video screens that continuously showed informative videos.
Bob has a great way of making an entrance. Bring along a Dixieland band! Check out the video from Day One:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t8aFhxjan0w
The other booth was at the other end of the scale. gDiapers, of Portland, Oregon, is a company that offers reusable diaper covers with disposable inserts. Years ago, when I was VP of Sales and Marketing for Interpretive Exhibits, we designed and constructed a 20’ in-line booth for gDiapers that had plenty of display space, slat wall and a fabric banner across the top. As their clientele needs evolved, so did the company’s desire for a simpler display that was easier to set up. So with the help of Portland’s Boothster, we designed and built a 10’ inline booth that had a small display area and a large 10’ fabric back wall, along with cardboard chairs and cardboard tube-constructed counter with wrap-around graphic. The booth looked great and gDiapers loved it!
Yes, I blog about social media and tradeshow and event marketing, but my company Communication One Exhibits has a ton of great capabilities to design and fabricate tradeshow booths to suit any need.
Let me now step off of my soapbox…thank you verry much for your time!
Super Mobility Week adds three partners to bolster content, marketing for 2014 launch.
Source: http://www.expoweb.com/article/ctia-2014-ubm-tech-s-4g-world-collocate
Kratom-k.com is a New Website Dedicated to Kratom, Herbs, and Ethnobotanicals
(PRWeb May 24, 2013)
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Trade shows have become an integral part of marketing strategy for almost every organization and this has led to the unexpected growth of this industry. Different trade show pundits from around the planet have started to come up with ideas that will not only popularize the target organization in a particular trade show but will also help reduce marketing costs.
One such measure taken by the trade show experts is the usage of portable displays. Trade show booths when include portable displays consume less space and are easy to carry. This way the trade show exhibit will easily be setup in least required space and the organization won’t have to spend too many bucks in transporting those portable trade show displays from one place to the other.
Another advantage associated with portable displays is that they are easy to setup and do not require any expert knowledge. Hence, after learning the basics anybody can setup portable displays in his/her trade show booth thus the organization won’t have to pay extra bucks to the expert for this easy job. Lastly, as anyone can guess by now, portable displays do save a lot of time and give you least possible headache when compared to various other counterparts.
The HCEA Annual Meeting will take place June 22-25 at the Austin (Texas) Convention Center and Hilton Austin.
Source: http://www.expoweb.com/article/hcea-annual-meeting-starts-june-22
LocateAMERICA.com providing no contract, no commitment & a money back guarantee on its monthly subscription.
(PRWeb May 23, 2013)
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Source: http://www.prweb.com/releases/2013/5/prweb10762333.htm
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Source: http://feeds.businesswire.com/click.phdo?i=b430b5552f837d6a654dcca4355b4811
Source: http://trade-show-expo.blogspot.com/2011/06/usa-usa-is-not-just-chant-but-also.html
Source: http://feeds.cesweb.org/~r/CESrss/~3/l1eonL9M25Y/rssNews.asp
Source: http://feeds.cesweb.org/~r/CESrss/~3/PTyd8mWGSfs/rssNews.asp
TideBuy.com, the world’s renowned women’s dress manufacturer and retailer, has recently announced its lace wedding dresses sale, with a whopping discount of 65%-80% off on all its lace wedding...
(PRWeb May 18, 2013)
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Source: http://www.prweb.com/releases/2013/5/prweb10747847.htm
Source: http://www.expodatabase.com/aussteller/news/need-for-space-36152.html
Source: http://trade-show-expo.blogspot.com/2011/07/missing-my-chance-to-meet-captain.html
There is no denying that trade show marketing can be an effective promotional strategy when done correctly. Trade show marketing exhibits at some of the high-profile shows in your industry can prove to be one of the most important moves your business makes. Unfortunately, it is also possible to spend a lot of money on trade show marketing and leave the show without the results you anticipated.
The key to getting the most out of your trade show marketing investment is to leverage your position and attract the most customers to your booth. Creating a mini trade show marketing plan can accomplish this. Using specific strategies to maximize booth traffic means that you will have more opportunities to increase sales and achieve your trade show marketing goals.
Trade Show Attractions offers several trade show marketing solutions for drawing crowds to your trade show booth. Similar to a car crash along the side of the road, all it takes is for a few people to show interest and then a few more stop to see what is so interesting and before you know it, a crowd has formed!
Here are three performance-tested trade show marketing booth ideas that have helped companies drive crowds of potential customers to their booths, capture the attention of important industry contacts, and generate media buzz.
The Cash Cube Money Blowing Machine
The Cash Cube or Money Blowing Machine is a trade show marketing tool that consistently stops traffic wherever it goes. It looks like a telephone booth with bills or coupons swirling around inside. It is not the booth itself that stops traffic, but the hilarity of watching someone thrash around attempting to grab bills and coupons in the allotted time frame.
To best utilize the Money Blowing Machine in your trade show marketing, have participants register or fill out a contact card for your records. Once inside the booth, they have 20 seconds to grab money or prize vouchers and stuff them into their money apron. To cut down on the number of participants, this promotion can be combined with a Prize Wheel, allowing only those who land on the “Money Machine” Prize Wheel panel to step in.
To gain even more publicity from your trade show marketing efforts, schedule a time when some “head honchos” from your industry can participate in a prize-grabbing contest. Tell everyone who stops by your booth to return in time to watch the industry leaders collect their cash inside the Money Machine.
The Customized Prize Wheel
Who can pass up the opportunity to spin a colorful wheel filled with prizes? With its low cost and high versatility, a Prize Wheel is one of the most cost-effective trade show marketing tools that a company can own. There are hundreds of ways to incorporate the Prize Wheel into contests, games customer retention events, and trade show marketing events. The Prize Wheel is not just useful at trade shows; it has also proven to be effective at outdoor events and in-store promotions.
One of the best ways to utilize the Prize Wheel in your trade show marketing strategy is to give trade show participants an opportunity to spin the wheel in exchange for filling out a contact card. This tactic often results in a stack of contacts by the end of the show that your sales team can use for follow-ups.
Customizing your Prize Wheel ensures that every participant wins – whether it’s a chance to win a bigger prize, a customized ad specialty item, or a coupon for savings on your products and services. Including your own products and services acts as a great cross-promotion as well!
Custom Logo Imprinted Promotional Items as Giveaways
I don’t think there is a trade show booth in existence that does not hand out freebies as part of their trade show marketing campaign! Most custom logo imprinted promotional items fall into the same categories booth after booth: highlighters, stress balls and pocket calendars. Each show has a couple of lucky booths handing out custom logo imprinted promotional items that everyone actually wants.
It isn’t luck that drives participants to these booths, however. It’s good trade show marketing planning! With every booth handing out their own custom logo imprinted promotional items, it is essential that yours stand out. The best ad specialty items are those that are useful for participants while they are at the show. When you give away ad specialty items that fill an immediate need for trade show attendees, they are much more likely to stop by and take one or try to win one.
Source: http://www.expodatabase.com/aussteller/news/indian-ceramics-2014-now-has-a-firm-date-36022.html
Source: http://trade-show-expo.blogspot.com/2011/04/it-takes-village-to-rebuild-resort.html
Source: http://feeds.businesswire.com/click.phdo?i=d1df82a53d5372fecddc00874b722b6c
Source: http://www.expodatabase.com/aussteller/news/new-look-for-the-show-floor-36103.html
The 2013 International CES saw a record international attendance—36,206—from 150 countries, according to an independent audit conducted by Veris Consulting and released May 7.
Source: http://www.expoweb.com/article/ces-audit-confirms-record-international-attendance
LifeWorx honors a mother who has excelled professionally and has been an inspiration to the community while having gone through life challenges. This special, entrepreneur mom receives the “Celebrated...
(PRWeb May 10, 2013)
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Spring is quickly approaching which opens up a great opportunity to use outdoor signage, outdoor displays, sidewalk signs, and custom printed tents. These outdoor marketing displays will give you the spring in your step to fully take advantage of what this season has to offer… and it’s a great excuse to get out of the office.
Outdoor marketing displays come in all shapes and sizes, and can accommodate all your needs. They come in big and small, bulky and sleek. Whether you’re looking for custom printed tents to cool off your customers as they sample your products, or sidewalk signs that get the attention of passerby’s, outdoor displays will give you an edge and a way to expand your business outside of the common workplace.
Outdoor displays grab people’s attention. Branding is an integral part of any business, and custom outdoor displays that feature your image will leave lasting impressions to those that take part. If it’s springtime and you’re not outdoors, you’re not maximizing the potential of a beautiful day.
Spring will be here before you know it. Start creating your outdoor campaign now, before you miss this sunny opportunity.
Source: http://feeds.businesswire.com/click.phdo?i=a40b5acce1e1ccd1ee25bc9d218fb6b6