OK, what about MLA this year ?The pic was Automechanika Birmingham (UK) this June.
RT do quite a few though:
http://fairs.ross-tech.com/event-calendar/
OK, what about MLA this year ?The pic was Automechanika Birmingham (UK) this June.
RT do quite a few though:
http://fairs.ross-tech.com/event-calendar/
Maybe some free merchandise, hats stickers for long time licensed users?Way back when, we used to have "Got VAG-COM?" stickers. Those were very popular.
We should probably get some new stickers made with the current VCDS Logo (the one you see on that hats in the post above).
-Uwe-
The Master Locksmiths Association?OK, what about MLA this year ?
Certainly, and no offence meant.just asking .....
Know that ... doing this over 4 years and know exactly what you thinkingCertainly, and no offence meant.
The thing with trade shows is they are surprisingly expensive (costs include travel, accommodation, space rental, stand design & build, power, flyers, freebies, and much more I've forgotten), for little or no immediate gain.
Very few sales are made at trade shows - it's all about brand awareness and making sure people know what you do when they next need something you sell.
If a company exhibits at too many shows in the same region in a year, the costs soon outweigh any positives that being at the shows would bring in the longer term, so it's all about striking a balance.
Shows in Europe will be expensive for Ross-Tech as they have to haul everyone over the Atlantic, so the balance would tip very quickly if they attended more than one show a year in a European country (or even in Europe as a whole!)
Your profile says you're in Poland - your best opportunity would probably be Automechanika in Frankfurt, which happens every other September - the next one is in 2020.
And yet, they are the most effective way to reach the largest audience with information about what you do and how you do it. The biggest bang for the bucks spent can be reeled in when promotion of the event is done via direct Postal, periodical and direct web marketing prior to the show. People need to see your name and product 7 times before they will even give it a second thought. (not my statistics but statistics I have read from others.)The thing with trade shows is they are surprisingly expensive (costs include travel, accommodation, space rental, stand design & build, power, flyers, freebies, and much more I've forgotten), for little or no immediate gain.
Indeed. We go into shows - not expecting direct sales but knowing that the brand awareness is increased by our presence.Very few sales are made at trade shows - it's all about brand awareness and making sure people know what you do when they next need something you sell.
If a company exhibits at too many shows in the same region in a year, the costs soon outweigh any positives that being at the shows would bring in the longer term, so it's all about striking a balance.
Shows in Europe are the most expensive for Ross-Tech. We do the AAPEX show in Las Vegas, NV, USA every year. We do the Automechanika Frankfurt every two years. We have participated in 3 shows in China. We have a good sense of what it takes to do these events. Euro is by far the most expensive - 33% more than the next most expensive - Las Vegas...Shows in Europe will be expensive for Ross-Tech as they have to haul everyone over the Atlantic, so the balance would tip very quickly if they attended more than one show a year in a European country (or even in Europe as a whole!)
ARM CPUs seem to be a problem at present. I really don't understand why Microsoft thought using a CPU with a totally different architecture was a good idea.I'm guessing my new Surface Pro X (ARM) with USB C ports isn't going to happen with VCDS?
Yeah, it should be OK.I’m about to pull the trigger on this HP, will these specs be ok?