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Step by Step Guide to Tradeshow Marketing
To maximize your market experience, develop a public relations and advertising campaign that
promotes your company, product lines and tradeshow participation. Getting started is easy!
Second, advertise your presence at the Show. This can be achieved in several ways - via traditional print ads in key trade publications, in the Show directory, or on the Show’s website with banner ads or an enhanced directory listing. For maximum exposure, align
your print ad campaign with the Show’s campaign. To view the Boston Gift Show’s advertising schedule, visit www.bostongiftshow.com/exhibitors/promo-mediaplan.html.
To obtain information about advertising in the Show directory or on the website, visit www.bostongiftshow.com/exhibitors/ad.pdf.
Third, participate in the Show’s new product promotions, including the “What’s New”
display – a new product showcase. These free opportunities can generate exposure and sales leads for your company. To notify the Public Relations team about your new product,
visit www.bostongiftshow.com/exhibitors/promo-newproduct.html.
Fourth, invite press to visit you at the Show, and to attend any media events or special
in-booth activities you are planning. These might include book signings, celebrity or artist appearances and receptions. Bring an extra invitation with you to the Show to post in
the on-site Show Office (the area of the Show where all members of the press register for badges).
Fifth, prepare 10 press kits for the Show Office. Please drop off press kits in the
Show Office during set-up of the Show. For tips on assembling a press kit, visit
www.glmshows.com/press/guidetopr.htm.
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