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

There are countless opportunities for exhibitors to get their products noticed at the 2011 SEMA Show, according to Gary Vigil, SEMA trade shows director, and Jennifer Carr, CEM, ConvExx operations manager, who led the “Show Programs: New Products, Feature Vehicles, Product Training and More” session at the recent Exhibitor Summit in Las Vegas.

Visit www.SEMAShow.com today and tap into SEMA's newest digital resource. The goal of the www.SEMAShow.com overhaul was simple—enhance our online tools to help exhibitors and attendees get the most out of their SEMA Show experience.

Upgrades to the 2011 SEMA Show New Products Showcase will result in a bigger and more comprehensive display, with a component for “Featured Products,” greater product promotion through both traditional and social media outlets, and a new, larger area in the upper level of South Hall.

More than 50,000 buyers will make the trip to the SEMA Show looking for the latest in new products and innovations that customers want. To help create additional foot traffic, take advantage of some of the tools that SEMA has available.

The SEMA Show features thousands of project vehicles each year that represent the ingenuity and creativity of the specialty-equipment market. SEMA Show exhibitors can generate more product exposure by offering products to builders through the SEMA Show Products for Project-Vehicle Builders list. The list is a simple way to connect exhibitors who want to get more eyes on their products at the Show with builders designing the vehicles that attract attention from thousands of buyers and members of the media.

The vehicle photo gallery located at www.enjoythedrive.com features more than 2,000 vehicles on display at the 2010 SEMA Show. Here is a collection of classic Chevrolet Impalas with the custom touches only the specialty-equipment market can provide.