The basics of the trailer: type, size and use
The basics of the trailer: type, size and use Buyer's Guide, everything you add is behind the rig This article may contain affiliate links. Trailers, while often overlooked, represent an important part of the transportation and logistics industry and represent many personal uses. They come in many types and sizes, and each person keeps a specific task in mind. From small utility trailers for towing home renovation supplies to large semi-trailers for transporting goods on the mainland, the range and versatility of the trailer is really great. Understanding different types of trailers, their size and specific uses can make a difference between smooth, efficient operation and logistical nightmare. Whether you want to delve into the world of trailers for personal use or in a transportation business, you want to optimize your operations and have a reliable understanding of the basics, it will be very beneficial. This buyer's guide is designed to provide a comprehensive introduction to the trailer world, providing…
Global Exhibitors Launch Trade Show Basics Training Course
CHICAGO – Global Exhibitor, a leader in trade show training, consulting and international business strategy, announces the launch of Trade Show Basics – a live training series for those new to or interested in the trade show industry. This course provides an introduction to the trade show industry ecosystem and is curated for professionals on the supplier side, but is open to anyone who wants to get involved. Trade Show Basics will teach participants the basics of trade show production, the various roles and companies in the industry, and on-site logistics. Jeff Hannah, founder and president of Global Exhibitor, will teach the course, incorporating decades of experience in various roles around the world into the roles and educational content. Jeff Hannah, Founder and President, Global Exhibitor. Who should come? The course is geared towards the supplier side of the events ecosystem but is open to anyone with less than five years of industry experience, regardless of role or company. “I…
Global Exhibitors Launch ‘Trade Show Basics’ Training
The first in-person meeting will be held in Atlanta in November 2024 Dayton, Ohio – Global Exhibitors is pleased to announce the launch of Trade Show Basics, a live, on-site training series designed to provide basic knowledge for those new to the trade show industry. The first conference will be held in the Atlanta area on November 14-15, 2024, and will be divided into two half-day sessions. Once launched, the course will tour major U.S. cities, providing participants with opportunities to participate locally each year. Trade Show Basics provides a comprehensive introduction to the world of trade shows, covering key topics such as the basics of trade show production, the various roles and companies involved in the industry, and the essentials of on-site logistics. Participants who complete the course will receive a certificate of completion, which is an important credential for them to start or advance their career in the trade show field. "The influx of new talent, combined with…
8 basic principles to master for a successful exhibition
Global Expo revealed that every dollar invested in a trade show generates an average of $5 in revenue return. A CEIR survey showed that 92% of trade show attendees go to discover new products and services, which means your company has a lot to gain by attending a trade show.But there’s more to exhibiting at a trade show than just showing up, or even just hosting a branded exhibit, handing out unique promotional merchandise, or scanning every passerby’s badge. There are 8 core fundamentals to ensuring you run a successful trade show that every marketer should know and master, and not just focus on having a pretty booth, but really leverage these principles to get a 5x return on your investment. Basic knowledge you need to master 1. Market researchUnderstand demographics and previous lead volume.Set goals and measure success against benchmarks. 2. BudgetEffectively plan travel expenses and staffing.Take advantage of early bird prices and manage your spending wisely. 3. Exhibition…
Understand the basics of customs tax refund
By Shawna Karajic, Export Solutions Inc. Duty Drawback is probably the most underutilized drawback program of the U.S. Customs. Most companies tend to seek to save on duty on the front end when importing goods into the U.S. With Duty Drawback, you can get a full refund of duty on the back end. It's a bit like filing your personal taxes. Throughout the year you pay taxes on every paycheck you receive. Then, when it's time to file your taxes, you look for all the deductions that can help reduce your tax liability. If you're lucky enough, you'll get a big payout from Uncle Sam. The tax refund process is similar. What is a tax refund? According to U.S. Customs, “Drawback is a refund of certain duties, internal taxes, and certain fees imposed when goods are imported and refunded when goods are exported or destroyed.” The duty rebate is not new. It is one of the oldest programs in the…
Episode 112 – Master the Basics for Championship-Level Success
Teams win championships by being better at the basics than other teams. Your company can win a trade show by mastering the basics! If you and your team are truly committed to getting back to basics, you can achieve championship-level success! So, what are the trade show basics? The basics are what counts! It’s not your booth layout or design, your giveaways, or anything like that. Those are important, but likely to stay the same from show to show. The most basic thing is to do the show. Your staff. Push the show! So there are 5 basics. 1. Decide on your metrics. You have to measure the right things! There is a difference between scanning badges or collecting business cards and getting qualified leads or writing orders! 2. Set SMART goals – specific, measurable, achievable, relevant and time-bound. Listen to Episode 1 bonus – Send me an email with the subject line "GOAL" and I'll send you an exclusive…