Tradeshow Displays Making the Most of Your Space

July 27th, 2010

When it comes to putting your display rental booth together there are a lot of options out there to make the display booth your own. What kind of booth you opt for will depend on a variety of factors including what kind of space you have available, what product you are showcasing and how many people are available to set up the booth and take it down.

Ultimately if you have limited resources you may not want to have a complex booth design that will require hours to set up with paid labor to help such as a truss design or modular design. A simple pop up display can be set up by one person fairy quickly and can work wonders to draw consumers in with the right graphics.

And just like designing a home, designing a booth should ultimately create a cohesive look that stands out from the rest of the competition and gives your booth an inviting look that draws people in. Your booth should start to sell from the ground up and this can mean selecting a flooring type that is inviting and comfortable and fits with overall look.

Flooring may seem irrelevant as you plan the type of booth you want to put together but if your customers aren’t comfortable on your flooring they won’t linger long and if the flooring looks off limits they won’t even come in at all, so don’t overlook the importance of you space- all of your space to help you sell. When it comes to flooring you can choose from a wide range of styles including wooden flooring, carpeting and even artificial turf. Floors can be rolled out or interlocked and snapped together to create an inviting place to walk into.

The space above your display rental is just as valuable as the space inside of it. So don’t forget you can also rent hanging graphics with your booth rental and make the best use of your unused open space. Hanging graphics are a great way to draw consumers to your booth and help them relocate you later on when they want to revisit your booth. You can also rent banner stands to showcase your graphics and logo and draw attention to your booth from the sides as people walk by.

Renting your display will allow you to change any and all aspects about your booth as you learn what works and what doesn’t at trade shows. There’s nothing more unproductive than being stuck with styles and designs that don’t fit your image as your business grows and expands so renting is a good option for a whole lot of reasons.

Trade show display rentals come in a variety of styles and sizes, so it’s important to find the one that’s right for the particular business. For more information, visit http://www.display-rental.com

Getting the Low Down on Top Down Marketing

July 26th, 2010

What is that all about? It means working from the top of the company down and it is an awesome way to market. In this article you will learn key elements to make it a success.

Now if you are wearing a marketing hat, hold on to it tight and grasp your socks too because I am going to blow the lid of this thing and I might knock your socks off while I am at it. This is a new dynamic strategy that will help you get more money in your bank account and it is hardly ever used.

I must say that I am a huge fan of direct marketing and the biggest problem with that is knowing who to send your mail to. This can also be applies to email marketing and other forms of marketing too.When you start to mail to people, you need to make sure you are mailing to the person who can make the choice to use your service.

So how do you find out who to mail to? Simple, you call up the company and ask for the big cheese. As his or her name and tell them you want to send a thank you letter to the big boss to tell them about a wonderful customer service issue that you have had with their company. Don’t tell them, hey, I want to offer something for sale. Trust me here. Why you got them on the phone,get the owners name, the manager and the guy or girl under him or her. For example, The goal is to mail the same letter or email to three people in the same company who might be working together. It helps to get them all on the same page. Here are the steps you want to take:

#1. Decide what you are offering them. the more specific you can be the better.

#2 Make an educated guess as to who that person in charge would be.

#3 call and ask the name of that person and if there is one above him or her and if there is one above him or her. so now you have the top, middle and lower level on the pyramid. So lets say Sales manager, VP and President.

#4 mail your letters to all three of them. Make this letter personal to each one…like Dear Bob or Dear Mr. President.

we will tell you in another article why this is so powerful. Keep looking for that article. “More Low Down on Top Down Marketing.”

Mark T. Joseph is a Professional Magician and World Record Holder whom you may know by his stage name ‘Mark Mysterrio.’ Mark was on a bed of nails for 283 hours and 5 minutes to get into the record books. Mark does over 300 plus shows per year, has authored books, DVD and TV series for children and has three dogs Mojo & Sasha -his two Chinese shar-peis and a small dog named tripper. Mark is marketing consultant for business people. You can read Marks blog here: http://sunriseassociates.wordpress.com