Show Flyers

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So it's been decided that your old exhibit needs to be replaced and you are now responsible, as your corporation's trade show exhibit manager, to handle the details and get the best exhibit money can buy. Before you charge out into the wide world of exhibit designers and producers, here are a few ideas you might want to consider to stay out of trouble.

1. Early on, get your purchasing department involved in the project to ensure that the finer aspects and details of spending your corporation's hard earned money are handled properly. In addition, with the help of your purchasing department your exhibit provider will be more inclined to ensure that all items on the contract are properly understood and agreed upon so there should be no unforeseen additions or un-budged extra charges. The purchasing representative assigned to the trade show exhibits department can also advise you as to the best way to either purchase, lease or rent the exhibit based on various corporate tax and cash flow options that may exist at the time.

2. Start the process formally and get top management in on the planning at the early stages of the project to ensure complete understanding and compliance of the exhibit's goals and objectives. Anyone in management who might be able to add, change or alter the design of the new exhibit should be involved in the beginning to avoid any last minute changes which will add to the price, construction time and frustration.

3. Document the new exhibit's overall goals and objectives before the design phase begins. Identify the exhibit's physical requirements like storage, customer services center, conference areas, product presentation logistics, signage limitations, electrical routing and basically anything special to your objectives that will need to be accommodated by the exhibit. Carefully research the physical limitations of the booth space you rented and make sure that there is nothing to hinder the placement or operation of your new exhibit on the show floor.

4. Realistically and conservatively determine what the exhibit will and will not be able to accomplish within the trade show environment. Keep in mind that the exhibit can only set the stage for real people presenting real products generating real sales leads that in the final analysis will determine whether the show was a success or failure.

5. Decide whether the new exhibit will need to be used in the same amount of booth space every time or if it will require a bit more flexibility to be used in other booth configurations. For instance, you might want a design a cubic content exhibit space that uses modular components that can then be used in a linear configuration for supporting smaller shows.

6. The selection of exhibit vendors should include both custom exhibit houses as well as those who provide pre-manufactured, off the shelf exhibit properties. There are benefits to asking both for designs and construction bids since they are equally experienced in most all aspects of the exhibit design and building process. Remember that you usually get what you pay for and that the joy of low price is often replaced with the misery of poor quality.

7. Inviting exhibit vendors in to provide designs and construction bids should only be conducted after goals and objectives are supported by the functional specifications of your exhibit and have been clearly documented and signed off by management. Ask each exhibit vendor for at least 5 references and contact each of them to obtain opinions of that vendor's overall capability, attention to service, dependability, honesty and whether or not the reference would use them again.

8. If the first show is any major distance from home, you might consider having only the exhibit design purchased and then sending it to the trade show city for local exhibit vendors there to bid on. Their bids might also include exhibit transportation to and from the convention center, installation and dismantling and storage after the show. Having the same labor set up and dismantle the exhibit as those who built it promises to save you time and money. Those savings can be added to what you'll gain on shipping the exhibit from home to the show and should more than pay for the design.

9. Have the bid winning exhibit provider's management team come to your office to present you and your management with the plan and schedule for the new exhibit. In doing so establishing his/her firm as being more of an associate than a vendor to your business.

10. Maintain close control of the exhibit production schedule provided by the winning bidder, ensuring that your copy, graphics, product photographs, etc. are all approved and provided on time. You should plan on visiting the exhibit provider at key times during production to inspect progress and to discuss what might be needed to keep the project on schedule and within the budget.

Conclusion

Acquiring a new exhibit for most corporations is a major investment that should be carefully considered, planned and managed. No matter what the price or size, if the exhibit's goals and objectives have not been firmly established and supported by management, there is little chance that the investment will be worth the effort. On the other hand, when an exhibit is designed and constructed to meets its goals and objectives, the value of the trade show can be maximized and should more than justify every dollar and hour spent on the trade show floor.

Peter C. LoCascio
Trade Show Consultants
http://www.tradeshowconsultants.com
503-936-0017

Peter LoCascio, creator of "Bridging the Gap between Trade Shows and Sales, has been an innovator in the trade show industry for over 35 years. He now consults exhibitors desirous in maximizing their trade show effectiveness through his company at: http://www.tradeshowconsultants.com

Email Flyers Greatly Improve Upon Traditional Paper Flyers

In years past, many businesses might have claimed that sending out good ol' paper flyers to their customers was a highly effective form of marketing. Just about every consumer can recall seeing their mailbox jammed with flyers or having a flyer stuck onto their car window. Some people might have read these flyers while others quickly tossed them aside. But from the business' (and marketers) point of view, enough people read (and often acted upon them) to make it an efficient and effective platform for spreading their promotional content.

The traditional paper flyer's time in the spotlight as a viable and effective marketing platform has, for all intensive purposes, come to an end. Paper flyers have been replaced by a new, environmentally friendly and far more effective platform.

The majority of businesses have made the switch to email flyers. Here are just some of the reasons why.

Many organizations have come to realize that, with email flyers, there is no need to hire an pricey designer and no need to incur expensive printing fees. Since most email flyer programs let the actual business owner, manager, or marketing team easily point-and-click their way to a professional eye-catching email flyer, the costs are dramatically lower. This also heavily decreases the amount of lead time required to launch an email flyer campaign.

In the past, the marketer would have needed to factor in all the design, printing and distribution time. Now with email flyers, that is all cut down to a matter of seconds. Just about every business operator will tell you that time is amongst the scarcest resources they have, so the fact that email flyers mitigate that big time sink of traditional paper flyers is a huge benefit.

Email flyers also help extend the businesses promotional messages, due to the viral nature of email.

Most email flyer programs will have a 'forward to friend' feature that further promotes the spreading of the email. With traditional paper flyers, there is practically no forwarding of the message at all. In all hoensty, how many people do you think get a flyer stuffed in their mailbox and think "You know what, I'm going to photocopy this and pass it out to my friends at work!" I can guarantee you not many! But, with the power of email fueling your message, anyone who receives your email flyer can easily use the special 'forward to friend' option embedded in the content, or they can simply click the forward button on their email software. In either case, more people are seeing your message.

In addition, since your email flyer is being passed along to someone's friend or associate, it instantly gains even more credibility, which can go a long way towards making your message stick.

While traditional paper flyers leave the marketer flying blind in terms of overall results, email flyers completely alleviate this shortcoming and put tons of information at your fingertips. When you send out an email flyer, you can track many different aspects of its progress and success. You can see the exact percentage of people who have opened your email flyer, and even drill down to know exactly which contacts opened the email (and even the exact time they opened it and if they opened it more than once!).

With email flyers you can also track exactly who is clicking on links included in your content, and also who is forwarding your message to their friends. With this information easily accessible, marketers can make important decisions on how to improve their promotional campaigns. They'll know exactly what adjustments to make to so their email flyers can be even more effective. Compare this with the "send out paper flyers, cross your fingers and hope for the best" approach, and it's clear just why so many businesses are now harnessing the power of email flyers and email marketing.

While the advantages of email flyers over traditional paper flyers go on and on, one issue worth mentioning is that email flyers are a lot more environmentally friendly. With an overall push by the global community to treat our environment better, it's clear that sending out digital email flyers that produce no waste is far better for the environment than printing thousands and thousands of paper flyers. Even if we all hope that those paper flyers will be recycled, we know that ultimately not all of them will end up in a blue box. That means they have to end up somewhere and that may be the trash or it may be litter on our streets. No matter where it ends up, it's obvious that Mother Nature wouldn't be too pleased.

With email flyers, there is no waste, no garbage, and no litter. Many larger organizations, particularly in the USA, have switched to email flyers to be more environmentally conscious.

There is no doubt that email flyers are the evolution of paper flyers and have a lot of added benefits and advantates. Email flyers consistently prove more advantageous to businesses and ultimately preduce a greater ROI. With more businesses using onto email flyers, we can all expect to see less paper flyers landing in our mailbox and more email flyers landing in our inbox.

About the Author

Robert Burko is President of Elite-Email-Flyers.com, the premiere solution for designing, sending and tracking professional email flyers. Improve your business by reading Robert Burko's eBusiness Blog.

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