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advanced exhibit methods 
3000 south croddy way
santa ana, california 92704 
714.513.1900 fax714.556.8781 
1.800.U.EXHIBIT

Advanced Exhibit Methods (AEM) has been helping trade show exhibitors of all sizes create high-impact, attention-getting exhibits for more than 15 years. From 10' pop-ups to 3500 square foot custom modular islands, AEM creates exhibits that stand out and get you noticed. 

Our convenient Orange County location enables us to easily service trade shows in the bustling Anaheim, Los Angeles, Long Beach and San Diego Convention Centers, as well as nationwide.

If you are looking for a trade show exhibit that makes a statement look no further than Advanced Exhibit Methods.


Contact: richard.diess@advancedexhibitmethods.com
 
 

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Dear Exhibitors:
For many exhibitors, business is not "hopping". Management is scrutinizing budgets with a fine tooth comb. One question which continually comes up: by exhibiting at the same trade shows each year, are we putting all of our eggs in one basket? Are we wasting money? The answer: Not "eggsactly". 

At a typical trade show, 37% of attendees are new. Due to recent corporate reorganizations, this number may be even higher. Over half of these attendees have not been to a show in the prior year. However since 83% of them have buying power or influence, you have a potential new audience of at least 30%. Combine this with a new product or service presentation and the qualified new audience number can approach 83%. 

With these numbers, even though your prospects are not brightly colored, you shouldn't have to hunt hard to find them. When you uncover them, grab them quickly and carefully and put them in your client basket.

Happy Hunting!

Sincerely,

 

What are Your Premiums Doing for You?
Premiums are one of the fastest-growing areas in trade show marketing. When used properly, they serve a two-fold purpose: catch your prospect's attention and remind them of your presence. But the big question is this--how do you make sure your premiums are working for you?

The first step to great results from your premium program is to make wise selections. Although tempting, resist the urge to go with the first neat gizmo that catches your eye. You can maximize your results by keeping some strategic points in mind when making your choices:

1. Know your intended audience. Who will be attending this show? What items would be the most useful in their line of work? If you are aiming for a particular industry, think about items that they would use every day. With today's premium offerings, you can select anything from stress-balls and toolkits to flashlights and dictionaries printed with your logo and message. 

2. Choose items that are representative of you and your industry. Although that plastic toy is fun to play with, what does it really say about your company? Select items that are both entertaining and functional and will give attendees a clear reflection of your company and it's products. What about in a hard to define industry? Rather than handing out something completely unrelated to your 

 
business, choose practical items that can be used by anyone. Letter openers and memo dispensers can be customized with your logo and will remain on your prospect's desk as an ever present reminder of your company.

3. Make an impact by being creative with your design choices. Practicality goes a long way in ensuring that your item will be used and seen daily. But just because an item is practical does not mean it has to be boring. Something as simple as a pencil holder is useful and stays on the desktop in constant view of your potential customer, but can be made artistic and original with your color and shape choices. 

Remember that premiums aren't just for tradeshows anymore. When was the last time you sent out a friendly reminder to your existing clients? Even after you have successfully gained an account, it is important to maintain your presence. Customized premiums can be sent as thank-you's, holiday-related gifts, or promotional announcements when you release a new product or service as well.

AEM is here to help you. With our new Premium and Incentive Program, we can assist you in making choices to compliment your business and the message you are promoting. If you have any other questions or would like other ideas about how to get the most from your premium program, please contact:
info@advancedexhibitmethods.com

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One of the best ways to stay on top of design trends in any industry is to stay involved in the industry. The best way to do that in our industry is go to trade shows. 

I know, I know. Who's got the budget to go to all these different trade shows? Not many of us, that's for sure. And how are we supposed to know which ones to go to? 

That's why we've put together a virtual tour of the 4 hottest trade shows on the planet. Of course nothing beats the real thing, but if you can't make it in person, at least you can be there in cyber-spirit. 

What ever did we do without the internet???

Comdex-The largest trade show in the world
www.comdex.com (these pics aren't as great as the rest, but this is a show that you really want to go to in person anyway) pics1 pics2 pics3


 
E3-The Electronic Entertainment Expo (shown above)
www.e3expo.com check out pictures here

CES-The Consumer Electronics Show
www.cesweb.org check out pictures here

MAGIC-Clothing and Fashion Show
www.magiconline.com check out pictures here

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To see used 10' x 10' exhibits, click here 10 ft used
20'x40' island exhibit. High tech, new age design with custom laminate and metallic finishes. 2 custom counters, large overhead projection screen, and 2 wavy fabric wings spanning from the center structure to freestanding kiosks. Originally purchased for 76k

Asking price: Best offer

For more information, please contact:
sales@advancedexhibitmethods.com 

20'x20' island exhibit with 3-16' towers that protrude from 3-8' tall double sided backlit kiosks. Three backlit headers hang from towers. Includes shipping crates and 2 custom reception counters. Originally purchased for 70k

Asking price: Best offer

For more information, please contact:
sales@advancedexhibitmethods.com

10' x 20' in-line exhibit. Black laminate. Alcove counter, backlit header, light box above alcove counter, reception counter, and two shipping cases with wheels.

Asking price: $10,500

For more information, please contact:
sales@advancedexhibitmethods.com 

Panelflex, gray Tempo fabric.
7 down lights and free standing counter
Ships in 2 Anvil cases (included)

Asking price: $2,000

For more information, please contact:
sales@advancedexhibitmethods.com 

 
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