NADI's Retail Design Collective- SHOW GUIDE

Download NADI Show Guide-  check out what will happen in NY in December 2009

NADI SHOW Web site

NADI is the Visual Merchandising Committee for A.R.E., the Association for Retail Environments. Members include manufacturers, suppliers, and retailers involved in the visual merchandising industry. As visual merchandising has evolved throughout the years into its current integral role in retail success, NADI has taken the lead in informing and educating members. The association’s significant support of the visual design profession has grown with NADI’s exclusive support of GlobalShop’s Visual Merchandising Show and Retail Design Collective.

Survey Results from Digital Singage Expo

Digital Signage Barometer Report 8/24/09

Articles

Whitepaper on Green Exhibiting

How to measure the Value of a Trade Show Program

Are Trade Shows Really Worth It?

Is Your Event a Success? 

Life After ROI

Digital Marketing in Trade Show

For an in-depth look at the findings of the CEIR and George P. Johnson survey on how digital marketing tactics and virtual media are used to enhance exhibition and event performance and which ones respondents cite as most effective in increasing exhibit marketing ROI

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Link to CEIR where you can down load.

Ten Rules for Conference Vendors

May 12, 2009 Ten Rules for Conference Vendorsby Bill Homann http://thenonbillablehour.typepad.com/nonbillable_hour/2009/05/ten-rules-for-conference-vendors.html In March, I shared Ten Rules for Conference Attendees. As the spring and summer conference seasons heat up, I've put together Ten Rules for Conference Vendors. Here they are: 1. If the only way you can sell your value proposition is with a white paper, you don't have a value proposition. 2. You do not earn my attention by giving me a pen. You earn it by solving a problem I can't solve without you. 3. The more your booth looks like everyone else's the more I think your product does what everyone else’s does, too.

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