Exhibitor Series: Advice and Strategies for a Successful Show
Sun, 09/01/2013 - 08:58

SEMA News—September 2013

INDUSTRY NEWS

Exhibitor Series: Advice and Strategies for a Successful Show

 

To help exhibitors prepare for the 2013 SEMA Show, a three-part webinar series is available with practical advice, Show management tips and expert insight valuable to both Show vets and first-timers.
To help exhibitors prepare for the 2013 SEMA Show, a three-part webinar series is available with practical advice, Show management tips and expert insight valuable to both Show vets and first-timers.  

The SEMA Education Institute (SEI) has developed a three-part series of webinars designed to help exhibitors—both first-timers and veterans—get the most out of their SEMA Show investments. Preparing for the Show is a tremendous task, and strategy is required to successfully navigate the logistical and operational aspects involved.

The first two sessions in the series covered such topics as pre-Show marketing and provided insight on proven ways to drive booth traffic, tactics for getting exposure and attention at the Show and how to eliminate costly exhibitor mistakes. Both sessions are available for SEMA members to view free of charge.

Part three of the series, “Are You Prepared? Last-Minute Webinar for First-Timers,” is designed to address some of the most frequently asked questions from exhibitors. They include what to do upon arrival, how and where to arrange transportation, parking while at the Show, moving in and out, taking care of yourself, eating well and much more.

Sign up for part three of the series (Thursday, September 19)—available free of charge to SEMA members.

Exhibitor Series: Advice and Strategies for a Successful Show
Sun, 09/01/2013 - 08:58

SEMA News—September 2013

INDUSTRY NEWS

Exhibitor Series: Advice and Strategies for a Successful Show

 

To help exhibitors prepare for the 2013 SEMA Show, a three-part webinar series is available with practical advice, Show management tips and expert insight valuable to both Show vets and first-timers.
To help exhibitors prepare for the 2013 SEMA Show, a three-part webinar series is available with practical advice, Show management tips and expert insight valuable to both Show vets and first-timers.  

The SEMA Education Institute (SEI) has developed a three-part series of webinars designed to help exhibitors—both first-timers and veterans—get the most out of their SEMA Show investments. Preparing for the Show is a tremendous task, and strategy is required to successfully navigate the logistical and operational aspects involved.

The first two sessions in the series covered such topics as pre-Show marketing and provided insight on proven ways to drive booth traffic, tactics for getting exposure and attention at the Show and how to eliminate costly exhibitor mistakes. Both sessions are available for SEMA members to view free of charge.

Part three of the series, “Are You Prepared? Last-Minute Webinar for First-Timers,” is designed to address some of the most frequently asked questions from exhibitors. They include what to do upon arrival, how and where to arrange transportation, parking while at the Show, moving in and out, taking care of yourself, eating well and much more.

Sign up for part three of the series (Thursday, September 19)—available free of charge to SEMA members.

Exhibitor Series: Advice and Strategies for a Successful Show
Sun, 09/01/2013 - 08:58

SEMA News—September 2013

INDUSTRY NEWS

Exhibitor Series: Advice and Strategies for a Successful Show

 

To help exhibitors prepare for the 2013 SEMA Show, a three-part webinar series is available with practical advice, Show management tips and expert insight valuable to both Show vets and first-timers.
To help exhibitors prepare for the 2013 SEMA Show, a three-part webinar series is available with practical advice, Show management tips and expert insight valuable to both Show vets and first-timers.  

The SEMA Education Institute (SEI) has developed a three-part series of webinars designed to help exhibitors—both first-timers and veterans—get the most out of their SEMA Show investments. Preparing for the Show is a tremendous task, and strategy is required to successfully navigate the logistical and operational aspects involved.

The first two sessions in the series covered such topics as pre-Show marketing and provided insight on proven ways to drive booth traffic, tactics for getting exposure and attention at the Show and how to eliminate costly exhibitor mistakes. Both sessions are available for SEMA members to view free of charge.

Part three of the series, “Are You Prepared? Last-Minute Webinar for First-Timers,” is designed to address some of the most frequently asked questions from exhibitors. They include what to do upon arrival, how and where to arrange transportation, parking while at the Show, moving in and out, taking care of yourself, eating well and much more.

Sign up for part three of the series (Thursday, September 19)—available free of charge to SEMA members.

Exhibitor Series: Advice and Strategies for a Successful Show
Sun, 09/01/2013 - 08:58

SEMA News—September 2013

INDUSTRY NEWS

Exhibitor Series: Advice and Strategies for a Successful Show

 

To help exhibitors prepare for the 2013 SEMA Show, a three-part webinar series is available with practical advice, Show management tips and expert insight valuable to both Show vets and first-timers.
To help exhibitors prepare for the 2013 SEMA Show, a three-part webinar series is available with practical advice, Show management tips and expert insight valuable to both Show vets and first-timers.  

The SEMA Education Institute (SEI) has developed a three-part series of webinars designed to help exhibitors—both first-timers and veterans—get the most out of their SEMA Show investments. Preparing for the Show is a tremendous task, and strategy is required to successfully navigate the logistical and operational aspects involved.

The first two sessions in the series covered such topics as pre-Show marketing and provided insight on proven ways to drive booth traffic, tactics for getting exposure and attention at the Show and how to eliminate costly exhibitor mistakes. Both sessions are available for SEMA members to view free of charge.

Part three of the series, “Are You Prepared? Last-Minute Webinar for First-Timers,” is designed to address some of the most frequently asked questions from exhibitors. They include what to do upon arrival, how and where to arrange transportation, parking while at the Show, moving in and out, taking care of yourself, eating well and much more.

Sign up for part three of the series (Thursday, September 19)—available free of charge to SEMA members.

Exhibitor Series: Advice and Strategies for a Successful Show
Sun, 09/01/2013 - 08:58

SEMA News—September 2013

INDUSTRY NEWS

Exhibitor Series: Advice and Strategies for a Successful Show

 

To help exhibitors prepare for the 2013 SEMA Show, a three-part webinar series is available with practical advice, Show management tips and expert insight valuable to both Show vets and first-timers.
To help exhibitors prepare for the 2013 SEMA Show, a three-part webinar series is available with practical advice, Show management tips and expert insight valuable to both Show vets and first-timers.  

The SEMA Education Institute (SEI) has developed a three-part series of webinars designed to help exhibitors—both first-timers and veterans—get the most out of their SEMA Show investments. Preparing for the Show is a tremendous task, and strategy is required to successfully navigate the logistical and operational aspects involved.

The first two sessions in the series covered such topics as pre-Show marketing and provided insight on proven ways to drive booth traffic, tactics for getting exposure and attention at the Show and how to eliminate costly exhibitor mistakes. Both sessions are available for SEMA members to view free of charge.

Part three of the series, “Are You Prepared? Last-Minute Webinar for First-Timers,” is designed to address some of the most frequently asked questions from exhibitors. They include what to do upon arrival, how and where to arrange transportation, parking while at the Show, moving in and out, taking care of yourself, eating well and much more.

Sign up for part three of the series (Thursday, September 19)—available free of charge to SEMA members.

Exhibitor Series: Advice and Strategies for a Successful Show
Sun, 09/01/2013 - 08:58

SEMA News—September 2013

INDUSTRY NEWS

Exhibitor Series: Advice and Strategies for a Successful Show

 

To help exhibitors prepare for the 2013 SEMA Show, a three-part webinar series is available with practical advice, Show management tips and expert insight valuable to both Show vets and first-timers.
To help exhibitors prepare for the 2013 SEMA Show, a three-part webinar series is available with practical advice, Show management tips and expert insight valuable to both Show vets and first-timers.  

The SEMA Education Institute (SEI) has developed a three-part series of webinars designed to help exhibitors—both first-timers and veterans—get the most out of their SEMA Show investments. Preparing for the Show is a tremendous task, and strategy is required to successfully navigate the logistical and operational aspects involved.

The first two sessions in the series covered such topics as pre-Show marketing and provided insight on proven ways to drive booth traffic, tactics for getting exposure and attention at the Show and how to eliminate costly exhibitor mistakes. Both sessions are available for SEMA members to view free of charge.

Part three of the series, “Are You Prepared? Last-Minute Webinar for First-Timers,” is designed to address some of the most frequently asked questions from exhibitors. They include what to do upon arrival, how and where to arrange transportation, parking while at the Show, moving in and out, taking care of yourself, eating well and much more.

Sign up for part three of the series (Thursday, September 19)—available free of charge to SEMA members.

Collector Car Appreciation Day Ignites Celebrations Across the Country
Sun, 09/01/2013 - 08:40

SEMA News—September 2013

INDUSTRY NEWS 

Collector Car Appreciation Day Ignites Celebrations Across the Country

 

In honor of Collector Car Appreciation Day on July 12, several SEMA members and staff celebrated with music, food and, of course, collector cars.
In honor of Collector Car Appreciation Day on July 12, several SEMA members and staff celebrated with music, food and, of course, collector cars. 

  
On July 12, SEMA members, SEMA staff and thousands of enthusiasts across the United States celebrated the fourth annual Collector Car Appreciation Day. A wide range of official events were also held in Canada and Australia to commemorate the day, designated by SEMA-requested U.S. Senate Resolution 176, which was sponsored by Sen. Jon Tester (D-MT) and Sen. Richard
Burr (R-NC).

The U.S. Senate Resolution recognized “that the collection and restoration of historic and classic cars is an important part of preserving the technological achievements and cultural heritage of the United States.” Lawmakers in states, counties and local areas all over the country and Canada followed the Senate’s lead. The states of New York and New Mexico as well as the Canadian provinces of Manitoba and Nova Scotia adopted their own resolutions commemorating the day.

The official events included car club cruise-ins, open houses at SEMA-member companies, specialty shows at automobile museums and “drive your collector car to work” displays. Scores of other unofficial events included car shows, picnics and cruise-ins.

Collector Car Appreciation Day is supported by SEMA and its Automotive Restoration Market Organization and Hot Rod Industry Alliance.

Collector Car Appreciation Day Ignites Celebrations Across the Country
Sun, 09/01/2013 - 08:40

SEMA News—September 2013

INDUSTRY NEWS 

Collector Car Appreciation Day Ignites Celebrations Across the Country

 

In honor of Collector Car Appreciation Day on July 12, several SEMA members and staff celebrated with music, food and, of course, collector cars.
In honor of Collector Car Appreciation Day on July 12, several SEMA members and staff celebrated with music, food and, of course, collector cars. 

  
On July 12, SEMA members, SEMA staff and thousands of enthusiasts across the United States celebrated the fourth annual Collector Car Appreciation Day. A wide range of official events were also held in Canada and Australia to commemorate the day, designated by SEMA-requested U.S. Senate Resolution 176, which was sponsored by Sen. Jon Tester (D-MT) and Sen. Richard
Burr (R-NC).

The U.S. Senate Resolution recognized “that the collection and restoration of historic and classic cars is an important part of preserving the technological achievements and cultural heritage of the United States.” Lawmakers in states, counties and local areas all over the country and Canada followed the Senate’s lead. The states of New York and New Mexico as well as the Canadian provinces of Manitoba and Nova Scotia adopted their own resolutions commemorating the day.

The official events included car club cruise-ins, open houses at SEMA-member companies, specialty shows at automobile museums and “drive your collector car to work” displays. Scores of other unofficial events included car shows, picnics and cruise-ins.

Collector Car Appreciation Day is supported by SEMA and its Automotive Restoration Market Organization and Hot Rod Industry Alliance.

Collector Car Appreciation Day Ignites Celebrations Across the Country
Sun, 09/01/2013 - 08:40

SEMA News—September 2013

INDUSTRY NEWS 

Collector Car Appreciation Day Ignites Celebrations Across the Country

 

In honor of Collector Car Appreciation Day on July 12, several SEMA members and staff celebrated with music, food and, of course, collector cars.
In honor of Collector Car Appreciation Day on July 12, several SEMA members and staff celebrated with music, food and, of course, collector cars. 

  
On July 12, SEMA members, SEMA staff and thousands of enthusiasts across the United States celebrated the fourth annual Collector Car Appreciation Day. A wide range of official events were also held in Canada and Australia to commemorate the day, designated by SEMA-requested U.S. Senate Resolution 176, which was sponsored by Sen. Jon Tester (D-MT) and Sen. Richard
Burr (R-NC).

The U.S. Senate Resolution recognized “that the collection and restoration of historic and classic cars is an important part of preserving the technological achievements and cultural heritage of the United States.” Lawmakers in states, counties and local areas all over the country and Canada followed the Senate’s lead. The states of New York and New Mexico as well as the Canadian provinces of Manitoba and Nova Scotia adopted their own resolutions commemorating the day.

The official events included car club cruise-ins, open houses at SEMA-member companies, specialty shows at automobile museums and “drive your collector car to work” displays. Scores of other unofficial events included car shows, picnics and cruise-ins.

Collector Car Appreciation Day is supported by SEMA and its Automotive Restoration Market Organization and Hot Rod Industry Alliance.

Collector Car Appreciation Day Ignites Celebrations Across the Country
Sun, 09/01/2013 - 08:40

SEMA News—September 2013

INDUSTRY NEWS 

Collector Car Appreciation Day Ignites Celebrations Across the Country

 

In honor of Collector Car Appreciation Day on July 12, several SEMA members and staff celebrated with music, food and, of course, collector cars.
In honor of Collector Car Appreciation Day on July 12, several SEMA members and staff celebrated with music, food and, of course, collector cars. 

  
On July 12, SEMA members, SEMA staff and thousands of enthusiasts across the United States celebrated the fourth annual Collector Car Appreciation Day. A wide range of official events were also held in Canada and Australia to commemorate the day, designated by SEMA-requested U.S. Senate Resolution 176, which was sponsored by Sen. Jon Tester (D-MT) and Sen. Richard
Burr (R-NC).

The U.S. Senate Resolution recognized “that the collection and restoration of historic and classic cars is an important part of preserving the technological achievements and cultural heritage of the United States.” Lawmakers in states, counties and local areas all over the country and Canada followed the Senate’s lead. The states of New York and New Mexico as well as the Canadian provinces of Manitoba and Nova Scotia adopted their own resolutions commemorating the day.

The official events included car club cruise-ins, open houses at SEMA-member companies, specialty shows at automobile museums and “drive your collector car to work” displays. Scores of other unofficial events included car shows, picnics and cruise-ins.

Collector Car Appreciation Day is supported by SEMA and its Automotive Restoration Market Organization and Hot Rod Industry Alliance.