Inside Game of Tradeshow Marketing: Video
Another quick look at an aspect of tradeshow marketing. This time it’s the inside game. What exactly is that?
Another quick look at an aspect of tradeshow marketing. This time it’s the inside game. What exactly is that?
What’s it like to be a tradeshow exhibit manufacturer in the age of a COVID-19 pandemic? Turns out there are a number of creative things that can be done with exhibit building blocks. Kevin Carty of Classic Exhibits joins me on this week’s TradeshowGuy Monday Morning Coffee to discuss the world of exhibits:
This week’s ONE GOOD THING: ABC’s “How to Get Away With Murder.” The sixth and final season is now available on Netflix.
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Custom tradeshow flooring can do wonders for branding and helping you stand out. Check out this short video:
Any creative endeavor requires more than just inspiration or an idea and a burst of activity. If it’s to be seen through to a successful end, the creative act must be wrapped up in discipline. In this week’s TradeshowGuy Monday Morning Coffee, I riff for ten minutes or so on creativity and discipline:
This week’s ONE GOOD THING is the new solo album from David Lowery, main songwriter, and singer from Cracker and Camper Van Beethoven. Listen to and purchase “In The Shadow of the Bull” here.
Also on this week’s podcast: a reference to an article by Jeff Goins: Rules, Discipline and the Paradox of Creativity.
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A TradeshowGuy Quick Hit on whether or not you can hack tradeshow success:
In which I catch up with Brad Kleiner of Grounded by Cedar Root to talk about transitioning during the COVID-19 Pandemic, sales training, leadership coaching and one-on-on coaching and more.
Check out Brad’s earlier interview on the podcast from 2017.
Grounded by Cedar Root, Brad’s company.
This week’s ONE GOOD THING: Homeland‘s last season, from Showtime.
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Chris Voss is the host of several podcasts, all of which are found on the Chris Voss Show Podcast Network. He reached out to me last week to ask me to appear with him on his show. Here’s how it went:
Thanks to Chris for inviting me! Great fun, no doubt. Check out his more than 600 podcast episodes on the link above.
I connected with Micheal and Gail a decade ago when they made their first appearance at Natural Products Expo West. They’ve been back every year, using the national show as a way to connect with more and more buyers, distributors, colleagues and fans.
We finally caught up for a conversation about their company, Lively Up Your Breath, how they approached Expo West, and how they’re dealing with the current COVID-19 pandemic.
And yes, Micheal gives us his song and dance. And it’s a good one!
You can find Lively Up Your Breath here.
This week’s ONE GOOD THING: Seberg, the movie about the FBI’s following, wiretapping and harassment of the actress Jean Seberg in the 60s and 70s.
What is the future of tradeshows, events and conferences? While most people in the industry I speak with think things will (mostly) get back to normal at some point, that may still be some time away. Which leaves virtual events as one way of keeping the clock moving forward.
This week’s TradeshowGuy Monday Morning Coffee offers a chat with Kaleidoko’s Jonathan Tavss, who discusses a recent virtual event he helped facilitate, and what the future of tradeshows and events, combined with a strong digital presence, might look like:
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This week’s ONE GOOD THING: Ted Chiang’s collection of short stories entitles Exhalation.