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2020 brought about what was once thought of as a futuristic shift in our society in regards to where and how we work and learn.

Although the remote workforce has increased over the last decade, many...

As a brand marketing event manager, you’ve most likely been bombarded with virtual this and virtual that this year. It’s overwhelming when there are so many options for hosting or participating in a...

It’s no secret that the trade show and live events industry experienced a massive shakeup this year.

Las Vegas is ready and eager for the greatest comeback!

There is a plethora of information about virtual and we get it, it can be quite confusing and perhaps overwhelming! Virtual can mean different things to different brands, but we can all agree it is a...

Change is in the air and there has never been a better time than now to evaluate your event marketing partnerships.

While none of us can control total show attendance, we can leverage thoughtful exhibit design to influence how many attendees feel safe to approach, enter, and experience what our brands have to...

“When you’re finished changing, you’re finished”

Benjamin Frank

As we all attempt to get back to “business as usual,” it’s important for us to take some time to focus on ourselves. 

So, you now need to work from home! But where do you begin with this transition?

In 2020, businesses are debating whether they should be incorporating sustainability principles.

Trade shows are all about making connections. At the same time, the logistics of trade shows can make forging those connections tricky.

You’ve probably heard the buzz word “gamification” floating around. In the trade show industry, it’s all the rage. If you haven’t heard the term, though, here’s a quick definition for you:

As we enter an increasingly digital age, the focus has been hugely geared toward online marketing. As we’ve all experienced, the business community has begun to spend more and more of their time...

Setting the right goals is the key to a successful trade show campaign. The question is: How do you know whether the goals you set are the right ones?

If you’re going to spend a lot of money going to trade shows, you’d better have a way to understand whether your marketing plan is actually successful.

Next August, right around the time it’s usually a billion degrees in Las Vegas, thousands of information security leaders and company will be enjoying the ample air conditioning at Black Hat USA 2020.

Like signals you get from a date when they’re not really into you, leads at trade shows have their own tells. Some are obvious, some are not. Here are five of the most common ones we’ve seen.

Spend enough time on trade show floors and you start to see the same mistakes made by companies over and over again.

Your sales team just returned from the trade show with a bucket full of leads. It’s exciting, you’re pumped, and they’re ready to close those deals!