Motor Media offers advertising packages and programs designed to fit every budget, including the extremely affordable advertising special in SEMA News—the Product and Catalog Showcase.

Thousands of writers, editors and commentators will flock to Las Vegas from November 1–4 to gather material for their publications, blogs and broadcasts. Don’t assume that the media will find you just because you’re exhibiting, however.

Exhibiting at the SEMA Show for the first time needn’t be overwhelming. With a little research and preplanning, any manufacturer—regardless of size or experience—can create an effective, sales-producing strategy and leave the Show with orders in hand and leads to pursue. When the SEMA Show convenes at the Las Vegas Convention Center November 1–4, 2011, a new area devoted to First-Time and Featured Exhibitors will be housed on the east side of the South Hall’s upper level, and a full 80% of the hundreds of booths in that area will represent first-time exhibitors.

SEMA makes a list of PR contacts available to media at the SEMA Show so that they can effectively connect with the right person at your company should they be interested in setting up an interview.

The SEMA Show attracts professionals from more than 100 countries, including many journalists who come to the SEMA Show to discover new products and trends. While enthusiasts in different countries may be interested in different segments of the industry, they all look to the United States for the hottest and coolest products.

To submit interview requests or inquiries to "Car Crazy Television," contact JMPR Public Relations at 818-992-4353 or Carcrazy@jmprpublicrelations.com.

Here is a collection of photos featuring Toyota's FJ Cruiser at the 2010 SEMA Show. The vehicles are part of a database of photos that are available for download at www.enjoythedrive.com.

SEMA Show exhibitors can generate more product exposure by offering products to builders through the SEMA Show Products for Project-Vehicle Builders list.