Wednesday, July 18, 2012

Gaining Momentum! Tips from the Trade Show Floor - Part 9



Welcome to July's "Gaining Momentum"!  In addition to our trade show list and city profile we send you each month, Momentum Management would like to help you to continue to "gain momentum" in the trade show world with our "Gaining Momentum" tips.  This email is just a short list of common sense solutions to everyday problems you may run into.

We'll also be posting these on our facebook page so if you have any comments
or suggestions in addition to our tips, please take a few minutes to comment on our page
Send us your tips, we'll send you a gift card! 


We welcome any tips from you that we can add to our "Gaining Mom
entum - Tips from the Trade Show Floor" email.  If we use your tip in an upcoming issue, we'll mail you a Starbucks gift card!

We'd also like to say another quick "thank you" to all of you who participated in our contest this summer!  Brian Keobke from Xibita is loving his new iPad valued at $1,000!  We hope to have another contest again - but until then - keep your tips coming in for a chance to win a Starbucks card! 
--Your Momentum Management Team 

 
Kaci Bledsoe ~ Momentum Management

Tip #19:  It's a good idea to pack two inventory lists with the booth so that all pieces and parts are accounted for at the install AND at the dismantle.  Furniture items often get scooped up by the show labor or a furniture rental company before the dismantle even begins.  An inventory sheet is just a quick and easy way to make sure all things are accounted for when both installing and packing up the booth. 







Rena Patton - Exhibit Options
   
Tip #20: At your next event, have an additional power drop placed in your conference room or by  your reception counter and offer attendees a place to charge their mobile devices while you meet with them. Chargers for the major brands like iPhone, iPad and blackberry are inexpensive and can be easily packed with your display materials. This creates an excellent opportunity for you to spend a little extra time talking up your product lines while the attendee gets a quick charge, and is shown great customer service!"