Grow your business, reach new customers and network with other SEMA-member companies at the SEMA Northern Ohio Business-Building Workshop on Monday, August 17, at Summit Motorsports Park in Norwalk, Ohio.

Internet marketing expert Brian Offenberger, CEO of AfterMarketer Club, will be the featured speaker at this information-packed, one-day event. A popular speaker at the SEMA Show, Offenberger will share his successful strategies for online marketing, advertising and more. He has generated millions of dollars in profits and sales for his clients and will share his expertise at this special hands-on workshop.

The workshop is being co-sponsored by the Motorsports Parts Manufacturers Council (MPMC) and the Street Performance Council (SPC).

Topics include:

• Online Marketing in the specialty-equipment industry
• Search engine optimization (SEO) for beginners.
• Maximize ROI in social media, Google AdWords and more
• One-on-one time with Offenberger to discuss your company’s specific needs and goals.
• Networking luncheon with MPMC, SPC and SEMA staff.

Cost for the event is $25 per person and includes the internet marketing workshop, one-on-one session, luncheon and networking opportunities. Stay for an afternoon of fun at the track following the workshop!

In recognition of Motorsports Awareness Month, Summit Motorsports Park will host a bracket race for interested workshop participants. Test your reaction time and experience the thrill of driving your own car (daily-driver, not a race car) down a professional NHRA drag strip.

Network with industry colleagues, meet SEMA staff and council members, ask questions about SEMA member benefits, or just relax during SEMA’s Cleveland Networking Mixer! Join the SEMA staff at the Harry Buffalo in downtown Cleveland from 5:00 p.m—8:00 p.m. for a hosted open bar.

To learn more and to register: www.SummitMotorsportsPark.com/sema. For additional information, contact Monica Terlouw at 909/396-0289.

Grow your business, reach new customers and network with other SEMA-member companies at the SEMA Northern Ohio Business-Building Workshop on Monday, August 17, at Summit Motorsports Park in Norwalk, Ohio.

Internet marketing expert Brian Offenberger, CEO of AfterMarketer Club, will be the featured speaker at this information-packed, one-day event. A popular speaker at the SEMA Show, Offenberger will share his successful strategies for online marketing, advertising and more. He has generated millions of dollars in profits and sales for his clients and will share his expertise at this special hands-on workshop.

The workshop is being co-sponsored by the Motorsports Parts Manufacturers Council (MPMC) and the Street Performance Council (SPC).

Topics include:

• Online Marketing in the specialty-equipment industry
• Search engine optimization (SEO) for beginners.
• Maximize ROI in social media, Google AdWords and more
• One-on-one time with Offenberger to discuss your company’s specific needs and goals.
• Networking luncheon with MPMC, SPC and SEMA staff.

Cost for the event is $25 per person and includes the internet marketing workshop, one-on-one session, luncheon and networking opportunities. Stay for an afternoon of fun at the track following the workshop!

In recognition of Motorsports Awareness Month, Summit Motorsports Park will host a bracket race for interested workshop participants. Test your reaction time and experience the thrill of driving your own car (daily-driver, not a race car) down a professional NHRA drag strip.

Network with industry colleagues, meet SEMA staff and council members, ask questions about SEMA member benefits, or just relax during SEMA’s Cleveland Networking Mixer! Join the SEMA staff at the Harry Buffalo in downtown Cleveland from 5:00 p.m—8:00 p.m. for a hosted open bar.

To learn more and to register: www.SummitMotorsportsPark.com/sema. For additional information, contact Monica Terlouw at 909/396-0289.

Grow your business, reach new customers and network with other SEMA-member companies at the SEMA Northern Ohio Business-Building Workshop on Monday, August 17, at Summit Motorsports Park in Norwalk, Ohio.

Internet marketing expert Brian Offenberger, CEO of AfterMarketer Club, will be the featured speaker at this information-packed, one-day event. A popular speaker at the SEMA Show, Offenberger will share his successful strategies for online marketing, advertising and more. He has generated millions of dollars in profits and sales for his clients and will share his expertise at this special hands-on workshop.

The workshop is being co-sponsored by the Motorsports Parts Manufacturers Council (MPMC) and the Street Performance Council (SPC).

Topics include:

• Online Marketing in the specialty-equipment industry
• Search engine optimization (SEO) for beginners.
• Maximize ROI in social media, Google AdWords and more
• One-on-one time with Offenberger to discuss your company’s specific needs and goals.
• Networking luncheon with MPMC, SPC and SEMA staff.

Cost for the event is $25 per person and includes the internet marketing workshop, one-on-one session, luncheon and networking opportunities. Stay for an afternoon of fun at the track following the workshop!

In recognition of Motorsports Awareness Month, Summit Motorsports Park will host a bracket race for interested workshop participants. Test your reaction time and experience the thrill of driving your own car (daily-driver, not a race car) down a professional NHRA drag strip.

Network with industry colleagues, meet SEMA staff and council members, ask questions about SEMA member benefits, or just relax during SEMA’s Cleveland Networking Mixer! Join the SEMA staff at the Harry Buffalo in downtown Cleveland from 5:00 p.m—8:00 p.m. for a hosted open bar.

To learn more and to register: www.SummitMotorsportsPark.com/sema. For additional information, contact Monica Terlouw at 909/396-0289.

Grow your business, reach new customers and network with other SEMA-member companies at the SEMA Northern Ohio Business-Building Workshop on Monday, August 17, at Summit Motorsports Park in Norwalk, Ohio.

Internet marketing expert Brian Offenberger, CEO of AfterMarketer Club, will be the featured speaker at this information-packed, one-day event. A popular speaker at the SEMA Show, Offenberger will share his successful strategies for online marketing, advertising and more. He has generated millions of dollars in profits and sales for his clients and will share his expertise at this special hands-on workshop.

The workshop is being co-sponsored by the Motorsports Parts Manufacturers Council (MPMC) and the Street Performance Council (SPC).

Topics include:

• Online Marketing in the specialty-equipment industry
• Search engine optimization (SEO) for beginners.
• Maximize ROI in social media, Google AdWords and more
• One-on-one time with Offenberger to discuss your company’s specific needs and goals.
• Networking luncheon with MPMC, SPC and SEMA staff.

Cost for the event is $25 per person and includes the internet marketing workshop, one-on-one session, luncheon and networking opportunities. Stay for an afternoon of fun at the track following the workshop!

In recognition of Motorsports Awareness Month, Summit Motorsports Park will host a bracket race for interested workshop participants. Test your reaction time and experience the thrill of driving your own car (daily-driver, not a race car) down a professional NHRA drag strip.

Network with industry colleagues, meet SEMA staff and council members, ask questions about SEMA member benefits, or just relax during SEMA’s Cleveland Networking Mixer! Join the SEMA staff at the Harry Buffalo in downtown Cleveland from 5:00 p.m—8:00 p.m. for a hosted open bar.

To learn more and to register: www.SummitMotorsportsPark.com/sema. For additional information, contact Monica Terlouw at 909/396-0289.

Online registration is now open for the first-ever Virtual Aftermarket eForum on September 30. The eForum will be conducted completely on the web through a virtual event portal.

The eForum is a full day of live presentations, discussions, networking and vendor trade show, and the entire program will be available on-demand for six months after the live event. The virtual event saves attendees and exhibitors considerable time and money on transportation, hotel costs and meals associated with traditional face-to-face events.

“It seems only fitting that an industry conference about business technology should make use of the latest technology to lower the cost of participation and to effectively bring industry decision-makers together,” said Scott Luckett, Automotive Aftermarket Industry Association (AAIA) vice president of technology standards.

Event registration, agenda, speaker profiles and additional information are available online at www.aftermarketeforum.com. The cost to register is $95 after early-bird and association-membership discounts. Vendors of technology products and services interested in being virtual exhibitors in the eForum trade show component should e-mail Gina Lemon.

The Virtual Aftermarket eForum is produced by the AAIA, Automotive Aftermarket Suppliers Association (AASA), Automotive Industries Association (AIA) of Canada and SEMA.

Online registration is now open for the first-ever Virtual Aftermarket eForum on September 30. The eForum will be conducted completely on the web through a virtual event portal.

The eForum is a full day of live presentations, discussions, networking and vendor trade show, and the entire program will be available on-demand for six months after the live event. The virtual event saves attendees and exhibitors considerable time and money on transportation, hotel costs and meals associated with traditional face-to-face events.

“It seems only fitting that an industry conference about business technology should make use of the latest technology to lower the cost of participation and to effectively bring industry decision-makers together,” said Scott Luckett, Automotive Aftermarket Industry Association (AAIA) vice president of technology standards.

Event registration, agenda, speaker profiles and additional information are available online at www.aftermarketeforum.com. The cost to register is $95 after early-bird and association-membership discounts. Vendors of technology products and services interested in being virtual exhibitors in the eForum trade show component should e-mail Gina Lemon.

The Virtual Aftermarket eForum is produced by the AAIA, Automotive Aftermarket Suppliers Association (AASA), Automotive Industries Association (AIA) of Canada and SEMA.

Online registration is now open for the first-ever Virtual Aftermarket eForum on September 30. The eForum will be conducted completely on the web through a virtual event portal.

The eForum is a full day of live presentations, discussions, networking and vendor trade show, and the entire program will be available on-demand for six months after the live event. The virtual event saves attendees and exhibitors considerable time and money on transportation, hotel costs and meals associated with traditional face-to-face events.

“It seems only fitting that an industry conference about business technology should make use of the latest technology to lower the cost of participation and to effectively bring industry decision-makers together,” said Scott Luckett, Automotive Aftermarket Industry Association (AAIA) vice president of technology standards.

Event registration, agenda, speaker profiles and additional information are available online at www.aftermarketeforum.com. The cost to register is $95 after early-bird and association-membership discounts. Vendors of technology products and services interested in being virtual exhibitors in the eForum trade show component should e-mail Gina Lemon.

The Virtual Aftermarket eForum is produced by the AAIA, Automotive Aftermarket Suppliers Association (AASA), Automotive Industries Association (AIA) of Canada and SEMA.

Online registration is now open for the first-ever Virtual Aftermarket eForum on September 30. The eForum will be conducted completely on the web through a virtual event portal.

The eForum is a full day of live presentations, discussions, networking and vendor trade show, and the entire program will be available on-demand for six months after the live event. The virtual event saves attendees and exhibitors considerable time and money on transportation, hotel costs and meals associated with traditional face-to-face events.

“It seems only fitting that an industry conference about business technology should make use of the latest technology to lower the cost of participation and to effectively bring industry decision-makers together,” said Scott Luckett, Automotive Aftermarket Industry Association (AAIA) vice president of technology standards.

Event registration, agenda, speaker profiles and additional information are available online at www.aftermarketeforum.com. The cost to register is $95 after early-bird and association-membership discounts. Vendors of technology products and services interested in being virtual exhibitors in the eForum trade show component should e-mail Gina Lemon.

The Virtual Aftermarket eForum is produced by the AAIA, Automotive Aftermarket Suppliers Association (AASA), Automotive Industries Association (AIA) of Canada and SEMA.

Online registration is now open for the first-ever Virtual Aftermarket eForum on September 30. The eForum will be conducted completely on the web through a virtual event portal.

The eForum is a full day of live presentations, discussions, networking and vendor trade show, and the entire program will be available on-demand for six months after the live event. The virtual event saves attendees and exhibitors considerable time and money on transportation, hotel costs and meals associated with traditional face-to-face events.

“It seems only fitting that an industry conference about business technology should make use of the latest technology to lower the cost of participation and to effectively bring industry decision-makers together,” said Scott Luckett, Automotive Aftermarket Industry Association (AAIA) vice president of technology standards.

Event registration, agenda, speaker profiles and additional information are available online at www.aftermarketeforum.com. The cost to register is $95 after early-bird and association-membership discounts. Vendors of technology products and services interested in being virtual exhibitors in the eForum trade show component should e-mail Gina Lemon.

The Virtual Aftermarket eForum is produced by the AAIA, Automotive Aftermarket Suppliers Association (AASA), Automotive Industries Association (AIA) of Canada and SEMA.

Online registration is now open for the first-ever Virtual Aftermarket eForum on September 30. The eForum will be conducted completely on the web through a virtual event portal.

The eForum is a full day of live presentations, discussions, networking and vendor trade show, and the entire program will be available on-demand for six months after the live event. The virtual event saves attendees and exhibitors considerable time and money on transportation, hotel costs and meals associated with traditional face-to-face events.

“It seems only fitting that an industry conference about business technology should make use of the latest technology to lower the cost of participation and to effectively bring industry decision-makers together,” said Scott Luckett, Automotive Aftermarket Industry Association (AAIA) vice president of technology standards.

Event registration, agenda, speaker profiles and additional information are available online at www.aftermarketeforum.com. The cost to register is $95 after early-bird and association-membership discounts. Vendors of technology products and services interested in being virtual exhibitors in the eForum trade show component should e-mail Gina Lemon.

The Virtual Aftermarket eForum is produced by the AAIA, Automotive Aftermarket Suppliers Association (AASA), Automotive Industries Association (AIA) of Canada and SEMA.