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“How to Use Social Media Before, During & After Your Tradeshow:

Simple & Powerful Strategies Every Exhibitor Must Know”

Do you want to make sense of, and take the fear out of using social media for your tradeshow marketing?

Do you want to grasp some quick and easy social media tools to use before, during and after the show to attract and influence qualified buyers?

Then join two tradeshow gurus, Susan Friedmann, CSP, and Joyce McKee, as they share some of today’s social media core concepts, trends, tips and recommendations (plus plenty of resources), you can use (immediately) to achieve your tradeshow marketing objectives and influence your target market.

Condensed into bite-sized, easy-to-digest nuggets, Susan and Joyce will help you understand why social media matters in your exhibit marketing, and how you can harness it to directly impact your own pre, at, and post-show marketing efforts in meaningful ways.

What you’ll learn in this content-rich teleclasss:

• How to replace your fear of social media with the opportunity to use it immediately, to impact and influence your target audience.
• The major ways social media can drive a successful tradeshow marketing campaign.
• Powerful strategies the experts use to blend traditional marketing with social media marketing.

You’re guaranteed to leave this dynamic, fast-moving session bursting with exciting opportunities, practical and easy-to-implement ideas to create, and ensure your exhibit marketing success.

Recording NOW Available

Susan and I have a recording of this fabulous session.  You can still get a copy of it and our Resource document by going here:

http://thetradeshowcoach.com/training-coaching/upcoming/

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