The summer of 2008 may be remembered for its painful and record-breaking spike in fuel prices, and just like many things that work in cyclical fashions, the seasonal increases may not be deterred by economic conditions.
One of the ways in which SEMA connects and learns about its members is through visits to the member companies themselves. SEMA recently visited Advanced Flow Engineering.
SEMA recently launched its annual Membership Satisfaction survey to
engage members about the resources available to them and inquire about
the services, news items and topics that they would like to see more
regularly.
The goal of this year’s SEMA Show marketing campaign “Like a Pit Stop for Your Business” is to inform buyers that the SEMA Show is the only place on the planet where they can tap into literally everything they need to keep their businesses strong.
SEMA-member companies importing as few as one commercial shipment a
year are required to file new reports with the US government. Participate in this FREE webinar to learn more about the new
initiative.
Exhibitors of the 2009 SEMA Show will be able to save more than 30% off
booth services by selecting one of several newly created discount booth
packages.
SEMA is alerting its members that a one-page form they may receive
offering a "free" business directory listing is not free when you sign
the form.
SEMA is opposing a California Air Resources Board (CARB) proposal to
spend roughly $30 million annually for an Enhanced Fleet Modernization
Program (EFMP) to augment the State's existing voluntary accelerated
vehicle retirement program (scrappage).
SEMA Vice President of Internal Systems and Project Teams Alise Miner discusses the redesigned SEMA.org website, the Business Technology Committee and more.
The SEMA Internet Symposium covers marketing and sales plans that cover what today's consumers expect from your business online and how to navigate evolving market channels.