Multidelivery01 Express will have specialized trade show service available from all major cities in the US with the destination of Las Vegas, Nevada for the first week of January or earlier to the CES holding warehouse or other destination you choose.  Economy ground transportation from the East Coast should be picked-up no later than 5 business days  prior to delivery date (best before New Year’s Eve) and on the West Coast no later than 2 business days.  Next Day Air and 2nd Day Air shipments are available for anything you forgot! Get a quote online today at http://Multidelivery01.com/quote.asp or call 800-501-270. 

CES SHOW FACTS: Approximately 20,000 new consumer technology products launch each year at CES. That generates a lot of buzz, a lot of news and a lot of press. In fact, 4,500 members of the media from 60 countries attend and cover the International CES; more than 1,150 are international. The CES show is so big that it covers 2 venues and the exhibiting space is over 35 (American) Football fields!  Attendees from 140 countries will be present this year. And final fun fact, in 1981, the compact disc player was introduced at the CES show! (info from the CES webpage at http://www.cesweb.org/)

Find out more information on the Las Vegas, Nevada CES show 2011 at http://www.cesweb.org/ and more on the logistical/exhibitor manual at http://www.cesweb.org/exhibitors/manual/default.asp Find out more information about Multidelivery01’s Tradeshow Service at  Multidelivery01.com or by calling 800-501-1270

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The biggest Las Vegas Tradeshow of the year is coming to town January 7th-11th, 2010, the International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) with over 100,000 people expected to attend!  So why is this so important to announce on here…well besides seeing all the new, innovative, cool electronic gadgets that are coming out to market next year, all these booths and electronics have to get there somehow and thats where Multidelivery01 Express comes in!

Multidelivery01 Express will have specialized trade show service available from all major cities in the US with the destination of Las Vegas, Nevada for the first week of January or earlier to the GES holding warehouse or other destination you choose.  Economy ground transportation from the East Coast should leave no later than 5 business days prior to when you would like it delivered and 2 days prior on the West Coast.  Next Flight Out and Next Day shipments are available for anything you forgot! Get a quote online today at http://Multidelivery01.com/quote.asp or call 800-501-270. 

CES SHOW FACTS: The CES show is so big that it covers 2 venues and the exhibiting space is over 35 (American) Football fields!  Attendees from 140 countries will be present this year. And final fun fact, in 1981, the compact disc player was introduced at the CES show!

Find out more information on the Las Vegas, Nevada CES show 2010 at http://www.cesweb.org/ and more on the logistical/exhibitor manual at http://www.cesweb.org/exhibitors/manual/default.asp Find out more information about Multidelivery01’s Tradeshow Service at  Multidelivery01.com or by calling 800-501-1270!

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1. The most important thing to determine for each and every show is: What is your objective – for THIS show?

2. The main job of your booth graphics is to grab the attention of a visitor long enough to bring them into your booth to learn more.

3. Look at your exhibit as if standing in a visitor’s shoes and ask: What’s in it for ME?

4. Tradeshow floor selling is chaotic. Sometimes the worst tradeshow sales people are your regular sales people.

5. A crowd attracts a crowd. What can you do to create a crowd at your booth?

6. One media ‘hit’ can make your whole tradeshow. What are you doing to get the media involved?

7. Engage your visitors by asking open-ended questions that relate to your product or service.

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Once you have selected a carrier based on your research, review your exhibitor’s manual for the show’s shipping, delivery and timing requirements.

Advanced logistics planning will help save costs, as well as help ensure adequate time for set-up at the show venue. If you wait until the last minute, you may pay a surcharge for expedited transportation and delivery. When you schedule your shipping, make arrangements at the same to have your carrier handle return shipping of your exhibit crates and items.

To help ensure smooth transport, prominently label all of your crates, boxes and exhibit items. In addition to your destination address — and the name of the actual event in which you are participating — include your company name, address and phone number on every crate and box.

Also, you will likely want to insure your exhibit cargo any time you transport it from storage to a show site — and back.

Once your exhibit items arrive at the event venue, there are specific procedures your carrier must follow for delivery to the loading dock. Instructions are included in your exhibitor’s manual so be sure to fully brief your carrier on arrival details. Once your exhibit crates and materials are off-loaded, the show’s contracted drayage company is typically responsible for:

This exerpt is from http://www.trade-show-advisor.com/trade-show-shipping.html

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