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Trade shows, consumer shows, product launches, sporting events, and other opportunities to interact face-to-face with customers have become an important part of the marketing mix. Recent studies show that the percentage of the total marketing communications budget spent on event marketing ranged from over 9% to a staggering 29%. In 2003, North America alone hosted over 13,000 trade and consumer shows, each one with hundreds of exhibitors, and thousands of visitors. Beyond traditional trade shows, there are countless other opportunities for exhibitors to interact with their customers directly and improve the bottom line, such as mall displays, corporate events, road shows, and permanent displays.

Well chosen and executed events can shorten the sales cycle significantly and put you miles ahead of the competition, but you need to have an exhibit plan that's well thought out, organized, and executed. While some large organizations have a dedicated exhibit staff, often the role of exhibit management lands on the desk of an unsuspecting, overworked, or unwilling sales or marketing person who needs to get results from their exhibit investment, but doesn't know where to start. The Power of Exhibit provides the step-by-step advice you need to exhibit successfully. This definitive guide to trade shows and other event marketing shows how to set objectives, budget for your event and measure its success in ROI, choose the right show and find the right audience, turn leads into business, design booths, work the show, gather information and intelligence, and much more.

作者简介：

BARRY SISKIND, President of International Training and Management, is one of North America’s foremost trade and consumer show experts, and a sought-after professional speaker. He conducts workshops and speaks to 30,000-40,000 people across North America and internationally each year. Siskind’s clients include Nortel Networks, JDS Uniphase, Novartis, Glaxo-Smith Klein, Bank of Montreal, and Royal Bank of Canada. He is the trainer of choice for DMG World Media (one of the largest trade show operators in the world), and Nimlok (the second largest booth manufacturer in the world). Siskind has written over 500 original articles for trade and consumer publications, including The Globe and Mail, Marketing, and Exhibitor Magazine. He is also the author of Bumblebees Can’t Fly, Eagles Must Soar, and Making Contact.

Acknowledgments.

Introduction.

What Is Exhibit Management?

PART ONE: MANAGING THE FISCAL RESOURCES.

Chapter 1. Exhibiting Objectives.

Three Levels of Exhibit Objectives.

Get Focused.

Quantify Your Objectives.

In Conclusion.

Chapter 2. Budgeting and Financial Management.

Calculate the Amount of Exhibit Space Required.

The Final Budget.

Financial Management.

Exhibit Annual Report.

In Conclusion.

Chapter 3. Choosing the Right Event.

Understand Your Objectives.

Define Your Audience.

Establish a Customer Profile.

Focus on Your Market.

Rank Your Customer Profiles in Order of Priority.

Where Do You Find Places to Exhibit?

How to Choose the Right Event.

Where to Find Suitable Events.

In Conclusion.

PART TWO: MANAGING THE PHYSICAL ASPECTS.

Chapter 4. Create Your Three-Dimensional Marketing Experience.

Creating the Experience.

Interest.

Memorability.

Connectivity.

Developing Your Display Needs Analysis.

Create a Request for Proposal (RFP).

The Design Schedule.

In Conclusion.

Chapter 5. Your Display—the Nuts and Bolts.

System: Custom or Hybrid?

Color.

Lighting.

Flooring.

Signs and Graphics.

Technology.

Booth Configuration.

Layouts.

Height.

Customs and Duty.

Storage.

Emergency Supplies Box.

In Conclusion.

Chapter 6. Enhancements.

Location.

Plants and Flowers.

Hospitality.

Demonstrations.

Collateral Material.

Draws.

In-Booth Activities.

Promotional Products.

Sponsorships.

In Conclu sion.

Chapter 7 Pre-Show Promotion

Chapter 8 Pre-Show Briefing

Chapter 9 The Four Stages of Boothing

Chapter 10 Breaking the Ice

Chapter 11 Gathering Information

Chapter 12 Making Effective Show Presentations

Chapter 13 Disengaging

Chapter 14 Developing Rapport with Potential Clients

Chapter 15 Turning Leads into Business

Chapter 16 Gathering Strategic Intelligence at a Show

Index

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A complete guide to successful trade shows and exhibitions Trade shows, consumer shows, product launches, sporting events, and other opportunities to interact face-to-face with customers have become an important part of the marketing mix. Recent studies show that the percentage of the total marketing communications budget spent on event marketing ranged from over 9% to a staggering 29%. In 2003, North America alone hosted over 13,000 trade and consumer shows, each one with hundreds of exhibitors, and thousands of visitors. Beyond traditional trade shows, there are countless other opportunities for exhibitors to interact with their customers directly and improve the bottom line, such as mall displays, corporate events, road shows, and permanent displays. Well chosen and executed events can shorten the sales cycle significantly and put you miles ahead of the competition, but you need to have an exhibit plan that's well thought out, organized, and executed. While some large organizations have a dedicated exhibit staff, often the role of exhibit management lands on the desk of an unsuspecting, overworked, or unwilling sales or marketing person who needs to get results from their exhibit investment, but doesn't know where to start. The Power of Exhibit provides the step-by-step advice you need to exhibit successfully. This definitive guide to trade shows and other event marketing shows how to set objectives, budget for your event and measure its success in ROI, choose the right show and find the right audience, turn leads into business, design booths, work the show, gather information and intelligence, and much more.