Hyper-driving Sales with Las Vegas Promotional, Tradeshow Models and Exhibit Staff

Just what you need to excel at trade shows and corporate events

Trade show models and talent have long been utilized to improve the success of exhibitors at conventions and trade shows because of their expertise at generating interest and their special skills and abilities to convert prospects into sales leads and sales. As important as this component is to successful marketing, there’s an exhibition of note approaching.

At the upcoming 2010 Exhibitor show in Las Vegas, Nevada, businesses will learn more about marketing their products and services to larger audiences and target markets by attending workshops held March 14 through 18 at the Mandalay Bay Convention Center.

Advertised as North America’s largest exhibition of trade show and corporate event products and services, the five day event will help businesses of all sectors to improve their marketing efforts. The conferences and seminars will help attendees master how to excel at trade shows, exhibits, and events by learning more to attract and sell to more quantifiable customers, including:

• Corporate event marketing
• Workshops and learning sessions
• Before, during, and after the show strategies
• Strategies and methods to advance trade show effectiveness
• Finding key buyers among the masses
• How to gain time and management efficiencies
• Attracting new customers
• Generating higher returns on trade show investments
• Building urgency and focus
• Many more strategies and techniques for getting more out of trade shows and exhibits

Trade show models, narrators, presenters, crowd gatherers, and hostesses accentuate the success of each exhibit through their extensive training and experience in all the vital marketing strategies that are used by a wide range of businesses today.

Lively and engaging, these tradeshow professionals have techniques and tactics built into their presentations, narrations, interest-generating and crowd gathering methods to attract crowds and convert them into qualified leads and sales by communicating concise messages inexpensively and efficiently.

Trade show models are face-to-face and bring the human factor into the mix. Trade show models and presenters are masters at generating interest and engaging people to participate in the presentation or demonstration.

Narrators are experts at learning and memorizing features and benefits of products and services that businesses offer, along with using excellent eye contact and focus regardless of the distractions of noise and other activity at the site.

With undying enthusiasm and a passion for professionalism, the tradeshow models of Preferred Promotional Model and Talent Group are selected for their intelligence as well as their personality and appearance.  Employing their special talents, each model or spokesperson excels at one or more of the following categories:

• A hostess will greet attendees, scan and collect cards, distribute your literature, serve food or beverages, and introduce your staff. Adding a touch of class, a good hostess can transform a function into an occasion.
• A presenter/narrator or spokesmodel will describe your product and service to encourage the attendee to purchase it.
• A crowd gatherer or lead generator draws attendees to your location, possessing the necessary speaking skills and body language that makes people take notice and want to know more.
• Possessing exceptional speaking and learning skills, a demonstrator quickly learns about your organization’s business and its products and services, and intrigues people into wanting to learn more about your product.
• Sometimes tradeshow models and exhibit staff are adept at multiple functions and can serve different purposes on various days of the events.

Understanding your business, its brand, position, and market, makes the Preferred Promotional Model and Talent Group the sought-after business that it is.

For maximizing results with tradeshow models and talent at exhibits, trade shows, conventions and more, visit PPG at booth number 659, and visit the Web site at www.promotalent.com.