Trade Show Marketing Consultant Offers Free Exhibit Makeover

One deserving U.S. trade show exhibitor will receive a complementary Trade Show Makeover from international author and trade show expert, Marlys K. Arnold.

(PRWEB) February 26, 2005 -- You've seen it done on TV for wardrobes, homes, and even complete lifestyle makeovers. Now someone will receive an expert makeover for their trade show program.

Marlys K. Arnold, author of Build a Better Trade Show Image, is offering her services free to one exhibitor as a part of the sixth annual Build a Better Trade Show Image" Week, February 20-26. Applications will be accepted through April 30, with the Makeover recipient being notified by June 30. All other applicants will receive a $100 discount certificate for the Trade Show Marketing Clinic of their choice, conducted by Arnold.

Arnold will travel to the recipient's company for two days to meet with key exhibit staff, and will create a detailed blueprint with recommendations for the exhibiting makeover. (Recipient is responsible for all expenses related to the makeover; only the consultant's fees are waived.) The entire process will be documented with photos, videos, journal entries, and budget comparisons. The final makeover will be featured in future presentations and publications, as well as on Arnold's Web site, ImageSpecialist.com.

Any U.S. company who currently exhibits is welcome to submit an application, regardless of size. For more information, or to print out an application, go online to http://www.imagespecialist.com/TSmakeover.html. Then mail the completed form, along with photos of current exhibit and any other supporting materials (hard copies of existing pre-show mailers, giveaways, videos, etc.) to Arnold at:

Trade Show Makeover
ImageSpecialist
PO Box 901808
Kansas City, MO 64190-1808
No application fee is required.

About Marlys K. Arnold: A Kansas City resident, Arnold travels the country teaching exhibitors how to improve the image they present at trade shows. Her book, Build a Better Trade Show Image, was released in 2002 and was recently translated into Chinese.

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