Are you paid what you're worth? EXPO’s exclusive study reveals that while the median salary for show managers has remained nearly flat for six years, more than three-quarters expect to receive a raise in 2006. By Martha Collins, Contributing Editor November/December 2005
Lessons Learned How industry leaders are dealing with the impact of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita on their businesses in the short and long term. By Maxine Golding November/December 2005
Integrated sales Selling marketing solutions instead of media products can increase your revenue, deepen your relationship with exhibitors, and help your customers reach their marketing and sales goals. So why aren’t more media organizations doing it? By Cathy Chatfield-Taylor November/December 2005
4 Outsourcing Strategies That Work Once viewed as a cost-cutting measure, outsourcing part or all of your show management has proven to be smart strategy for some associations that have taken advantage of expert knowledge while allowing staff to stay focused on organizational objectives. Find out why outsourcing vs. staffing up works for these associations. By Nancy Mann Jackson November/December 2005
From the Editor: What’s your mission? November/December 2005
Marketwatch: Attendee marketing Shows spend an average of $286,489 on 8.6 promotions to attract an average of 16,482 attendees, or $17 per attendee on promotions, according a recent survey by EXPO Magazine and Exhibit Surveys Inc. Find out what shows are spending on attendee marketing and how they’re spending it. By Danica Tormohlen November/December 2005
Best Practices: Loyalty programs Customer relationship management professionals “earn as they learn” with CRMI. By Cathy Chatfield-Taylor November/December 2005
Step-by-Step: Post-show surveys Five steps for planning and using post-show research to help improve your next event. By Dawn J. Grubb November/December 2005
Cheat Sheet: Sales compensation plans How to develop compensation plans, set sales goals and measure the effectiveness of your team. By Linda Chandler November/December 2005
City Insider: Minneapolis November/December 2005 - Advertorial
Operations 2.0: Contractor Budgets November/December 2005 - Advertorial
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