The Media Center serves as a "home base" of sorts for editors and
reporters and is open at least two days prior to the Show's official
opening. |
Not only do members of the media scour the Show floor seeking the new products, unique vehicle builds, latest business tools and advanced hardware for the shop, but also there are several programs in place that help exhibitors reach out to media even when conducting business in their booths. In addition to attracting well-known automotive-related magazines and publications, the Show annually grabs the attention of major media outlets and newspapers, such as USA Today, The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal.
While at the Show, exhibitors are encouraged to take advantage of the available Media Center by supplying press kits and releases so media representatives will be able to obtain a copy easily and efficiently. The Media Center serves as a "home base" of sorts for editors and reporters and is open at least two days prior to the Show's official opening, providing exhibitors the opportunity to circulate product and company news prior to and during booth setup.
Here are some examples of the media attention the Show obtains as provided in SEMA News.
- SEMA Show in Print
- Publications Help Auto Dealers Succeed
- News for the Tire Industry
- News About the Expanded Paint, Body & Equipment Section