Shop.org has begun!

Trade shows, as I'm sure you all know, are about creating buzz. We're hoping our booth manages to do just that.

To kick things off, I'll show a few pictures of the booth being constructed (after most of the hard stuff was done).The whole group pitched in on this. Representing Knotice at the show are Brian Deagan (our CEO), Bryce Marshall, Steve Lehner, Lesley Matt (who took the pictures…but we’ll try and get her in a few, too!) and myself.

Here are some pictures:

Here’s Brian (front) and me (back) setting up our giveaway. It’s 15 Wii’s and 3 Rock Band games for Wii this year.

Here’s some fancy lights that shine on our drum kit.

Here’s our whole drum kit with some giveaways behind it.

Here’s Steve getting some lights fixed up.

The Lunch Pail is a very intentional name of our blog. As a company, we really have a workman like attitude. One way this is personified in our company is by the fact that we willingly put up our own booth. And, (as the pictures hopefully demonstrate) it’s not small booth. It’s a bit intricate. But, we take pride in putting it up ourselves (with an assist from Las Vegas’ DAV Productions, a really great bunch of guys that provided the truss and lights).

When it comes to hard work, it’s not exclusive to title. That’s why Brian gets his hands wet helping build the booth (and making sure that everything is exactly straight).

But enough about us, this is the biggest Shop.org event I’ve been to. I don’t envy the attendees who are here searching for a solution to some of their online marketing challenges. More on this later.

I’m looking forward to blogging with you all about what’s going on at our booth and about the show in general. Stay tuned — there’s lots more to come.

The Lunch Pail