Pre-show publications, including the SEMA Show Daily, provide the ideal opportunity for exhibitors to advertise new products, project vehicles and special events and activities.

Promotion is sometimes overlooked in pre-Show planning because the emphasis is on developing new products, building project vehicles and finishing booth displays. However, once the doors to the SEMA Show open, companies that invest in promotion typically experience increases in traffic, which translate into more leads and more connections with key decision makers.

One way to generate buzz for your new products and services is by using paid advertising and sponsorship packages to further elevate your company's profile at the Show, generating both traffic to your booth and getting buyers focused on your products.

There are packages and programs designed to fit every budget, including advertising in SEMA News, the SEMA Show Daily, the Show Directory and the Pocket Guide.

For complete details, including special discounts, contact Joe Sebergandio at Motor Media, 818/248-4449 or e-mail Joe at sales@motormediainc.com.

	Pre-show publications, including the SEMA Show Daily, provide the ideal opportunity for exhibitors to advertise new products, project vehicles and special events and activities.

Promotion is sometimes overlooked in pre-Show planning because the emphasis is on developing new products, building project vehicles and finishing booth displays. However, once the doors to the SEMA Show open, companies that invest in promotion typically experience increases in traffic, which translate into more leads and more connections with key decision makers.

One way to generate buzz for your new products and services is by using paid advertising and sponsorship packages to further elevate your company's profile at the Show, generating both traffic to your booth and getting buyers focused on your products.

There are packages and programs designed to fit every budget, including advertising in SEMA News, the SEMA Show Daily, the Show Directory and the Pocket Guide.

For complete details, including special discounts, contact Joe Sebergandio at Motor Media, 818/248-4449 or e-mail Joe at sales@motormediainc.com.

	Pre-show publications, including the SEMA Show Daily, provide the ideal opportunity for exhibitors to advertise new products, project vehicles and special events and activities.

Promotion is sometimes overlooked in pre-Show planning because the emphasis is on developing new products, building project vehicles and finishing booth displays. However, once the doors to the SEMA Show open, companies that invest in promotion typically experience increases in traffic, which translate into more leads and more connections with key decision makers.

One way to generate buzz for your new products and services is by using paid advertising and sponsorship packages to further elevate your company's profile at the Show, generating both traffic to your booth and getting buyers focused on your products.

There are packages and programs designed to fit every budget, including advertising in SEMA News, the SEMA Show Daily, the Show Directory and the Pocket Guide.

For complete details, including special discounts, contact Joe Sebergandio at Motor Media, 818/248-4449 or e-mail Joe at sales@motormediainc.com.

	Pre-show publications, including the SEMA Show Daily, provide the ideal opportunity for exhibitors to advertise new products, project vehicles and special events and activities.

Promotion is sometimes overlooked in pre-Show planning because the emphasis is on developing new products, building project vehicles and finishing booth displays. However, once the doors to the SEMA Show open, companies that invest in promotion typically experience increases in traffic, which translate into more leads and more connections with key decision makers.

One way to generate buzz for your new products and services is by using paid advertising and sponsorship packages to further elevate your company's profile at the Show, generating both traffic to your booth and getting buyers focused on your products.

There are packages and programs designed to fit every budget, including advertising in SEMA News, the SEMA Show Daily, the Show Directory and the Pocket Guide.

For complete details, including special discounts, contact Joe Sebergandio at Motor Media, 818/248-4449 or e-mail Joe at sales@motormediainc.com.

SEMA's member forums offer opportunities for members to network and sound off about topics that are important to them in a variety of areas that affect businesses today.

Where has the love gone? Is automotive passion lost on today’s youth?

In a recent post on the Youth Market forum on SEMA.org regarding whether youth interest in automobiles is declining, Claudia Soto of MSD Ignition said:

“I think in addition to the increase in technology and the perception that cars are merely a source of transportation and nothing more within this young generation, the lack of face to face communication has created empathy within this young group. There really is no passion, no interests in anything outside the video games, texts, e-mails, social media, etc.”

What do you think? Is youth interest declining? Does it threaten the industry's future? We encourage you to join the discussion here.

SEMA's recently created member forums offer opportunities for members to network and sound off about topics that are important to them in a variety of areas that affect businesses today, such as marketing, sales and development, information technology and penetrating the youth market.

To participate in these discussions, you'll first need to join the groups here. Group participation is free to SEMA members. For questions about the forums, contact aland@sema.org or 909/978-6722.

SEMA's member forums offer opportunities for members to network and sound off about topics that are important to them in a variety of areas that affect businesses today.

Where has the love gone? Is automotive passion lost on today’s youth?

In a recent post on the Youth Market forum on SEMA.org regarding whether youth interest in automobiles is declining, Claudia Soto of MSD Ignition said:

“I think in addition to the increase in technology and the perception that cars are merely a source of transportation and nothing more within this young generation, the lack of face to face communication has created empathy within this young group. There really is no passion, no interests in anything outside the video games, texts, e-mails, social media, etc.”

What do you think? Is youth interest declining? Does it threaten the industry's future? We encourage you to join the discussion here.

SEMA's recently created member forums offer opportunities for members to network and sound off about topics that are important to them in a variety of areas that affect businesses today, such as marketing, sales and development, information technology and penetrating the youth market.

To participate in these discussions, you'll first need to join the groups here. Group participation is free to SEMA members. For questions about the forums, contact aland@sema.org or 909/978-6722.

SEMA's member forums offer opportunities for members to network and sound off about topics that are important to them in a variety of areas that affect businesses today.

Where has the love gone? Is automotive passion lost on today’s youth?

In a recent post on the Youth Market forum on SEMA.org regarding whether youth interest in automobiles is declining, Claudia Soto of MSD Ignition said:

“I think in addition to the increase in technology and the perception that cars are merely a source of transportation and nothing more within this young generation, the lack of face to face communication has created empathy within this young group. There really is no passion, no interests in anything outside the video games, texts, e-mails, social media, etc.”

What do you think? Is youth interest declining? Does it threaten the industry's future? We encourage you to join the discussion here.

SEMA's recently created member forums offer opportunities for members to network and sound off about topics that are important to them in a variety of areas that affect businesses today, such as marketing, sales and development, information technology and penetrating the youth market.

To participate in these discussions, you'll first need to join the groups here. Group participation is free to SEMA members. For questions about the forums, contact aland@sema.org or 909/978-6722.

SEMA's member forums offer opportunities for members to network and sound off about topics that are important to them in a variety of areas that affect businesses today.

Where has the love gone? Is automotive passion lost on today’s youth?

In a recent post on the Youth Market forum on SEMA.org regarding whether youth interest in automobiles is declining, Claudia Soto of MSD Ignition said:

“I think in addition to the increase in technology and the perception that cars are merely a source of transportation and nothing more within this young generation, the lack of face to face communication has created empathy within this young group. There really is no passion, no interests in anything outside the video games, texts, e-mails, social media, etc.”

What do you think? Is youth interest declining? Does it threaten the industry's future? We encourage you to join the discussion here.

SEMA's recently created member forums offer opportunities for members to network and sound off about topics that are important to them in a variety of areas that affect businesses today, such as marketing, sales and development, information technology and penetrating the youth market.

To participate in these discussions, you'll first need to join the groups here. Group participation is free to SEMA members. For questions about the forums, contact aland@sema.org or 909/978-6722.

SEMA's member forums offer opportunities for members to network and sound off about topics that are important to them in a variety of areas that affect businesses today.

Where has the love gone? Is automotive passion lost on today’s youth?

In a recent post on the Youth Market forum on SEMA.org regarding whether youth interest in automobiles is declining, Claudia Soto of MSD Ignition said:

“I think in addition to the increase in technology and the perception that cars are merely a source of transportation and nothing more within this young generation, the lack of face to face communication has created empathy within this young group. There really is no passion, no interests in anything outside the video games, texts, e-mails, social media, etc.”

What do you think? Is youth interest declining? Does it threaten the industry's future? We encourage you to join the discussion here.

SEMA's recently created member forums offer opportunities for members to network and sound off about topics that are important to them in a variety of areas that affect businesses today, such as marketing, sales and development, information technology and penetrating the youth market.

To participate in these discussions, you'll first need to join the groups here. Group participation is free to SEMA members. For questions about the forums, contact aland@sema.org or 909/978-6722.

SEMA's member forums offer opportunities for members to network and sound off about topics that are important to them in a variety of areas that affect businesses today.

Where has the love gone? Is automotive passion lost on today’s youth?

In a recent post on the Youth Market forum on SEMA.org regarding whether youth interest in automobiles is declining, Claudia Soto of MSD Ignition said:

“I think in addition to the increase in technology and the perception that cars are merely a source of transportation and nothing more within this young generation, the lack of face to face communication has created empathy within this young group. There really is no passion, no interests in anything outside the video games, texts, e-mails, social media, etc.”

What do you think? Is youth interest declining? Does it threaten the industry's future? We encourage you to join the discussion here.

SEMA's recently created member forums offer opportunities for members to network and sound off about topics that are important to them in a variety of areas that affect businesses today, such as marketing, sales and development, information technology and penetrating the youth market.

To participate in these discussions, you'll first need to join the groups here. Group participation is free to SEMA members. For questions about the forums, contact aland@sema.org or 909/978-6722.