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Originally Posted by Bill Bess
Maybe if Sema opened the show up to the public, charged to get in, and then helped small business get their products to the show, things might be better. If you don't flex with the times and economy your going to die.
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SEMA is a
tradeshow for members and
wholesalecustomers. One of the problems they have had is
everyonegetting in!
Some trade shows do have a few "public" days (some RV and boat trade shows come to mind) but on those days the wholesale price lists, etc. are NOT passed out. Do you sell something? Should all of YOUR customers have your cost sheets?
The problem is that the SEMA show became a tool used to market to the public and generate
PR rather than the trade show it was started as.