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![]() Crank your Trade Show Marketing volume up to 11. Be a Trade Show RockStar! |
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Don't be a Pee Wee Herman. Be a Taylor Swift. Be a Bono. Be a Madonna. Be a ROCK STAR. Make sure your trade show booth is the place to be, the concert to be at, the autograph to get... oh yeah, we're talking about tradeshows. If you're going to start marketing at trade shows and intend to exhibit your company at a trade show booth, you want to make sure it is worth your while. A lot of trade show exhibitors turn out to be one-hit-wonders (or one-show-wonders) and give up after the first show. Don't be like them. The key to being a trade show rock star and making sure your trade show booth is the best among all the other trade show booths is information and practice. You need information and knowledge. You don't want to look like your typical neighborhood teenage-angst garage band. You want to look like a platinum-album-selling, five-time-grammy winning, sell-out-Madison-Square-Garden mega-band! But back to trade shows... You need to know what to do and what works to become a trade show marketing success and to rock your show. That's why we're creating a trade show marketing articles database below, chock full of all the information you need to know about trade show exhibiting, trade show displays, trade show booths, trade show marketing, trade show promotion... well, you get the picture. To be a trade show rockstar, you also need practice, just like a real rockstar. Very few successful rockstars are naturally so talented they don't need to practice. As mother said (or yelled over the music), practice makes perfect. Don't go to a show without knowing what to do, being prepared, and making sure you've thought through and practiced what to do. So read, learn, and implement, and be a trade show rockstar. Rockers Who Rock | Movies that Rock
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Who is the man, the myth, the legend... and the driving force behind Trade Show RockStar? I've always enjoyed singing in the shower, though I'm not sure if anyone else has enjoyed my singing. My friend always played AC/DC in his car when we were driving to high school. My first concert was seeing Alabama. I work at a company that sells trade show booths. I am also the dad of a young daughter who is learning to play guitar and a young son that wants to learn to play drums. Sometimes I'll join them as lead singer for the up-and-coming band, "What is that Terrible Noise?" This website is is for fun only, and should be taken with a grain of salt. |
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