Bullseye Preparedness & Outdoors Expo - Charleston West Virginia Prepper Show
Bullseye Preparedness & Outdoors Expo is a weekend-long trade show event specifically for the self-reliance enthusiast! Included are elements of prepping, bushcraft, survival, homesteading, sustainable agriculture, gardening, camping, hiking, self-reliance, primitive skills, self-defense, financial preparedness, insurances for better coverage, (to name a few). Bullseye Preparedness & Outdoors Expo will offer opportunities for attendees to enhance their skill set by attending classes, presentations and demonstrations with multiple chances to win great prizes in variety of different giveaway promotions! Partial Presenter/Presentation Listing: Jason Drevenak – North American Bushcraft School Rich Beresford – Around the Cabin Justin Polly – DIY Survival James Meadows – West Virginia Beekeepers Association Phillip Nehls – Around the Cabin/Raven’s Den Bladeworks Joe Adkins – Mountaineer Institute for Self-Reliance Jason Means – Vandalia Amateur Radio DJ Cooper – Author: Dystopia Series Marie Howbert – Essential Oils for Green Living |
| WHEN: | October 12, 2018 to October 14, 2018 |
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Charleston Civic Center 200 Civic Center Drive Charleston, West Virginia 25301 
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Click here for show website. Contact: Kevin Murphy Phone: 740-352-8542 Have a question about this show? |
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WE ARE STILL ACCEPTING EXHIBITORS! Why vendors should come: Included are elements of prepping, bushcraft, survival, homesteading, sustainable agriculture, gardening, camping, hiking, self-reliance, primitive skills, self-defense, financial preparedness, insurances for better coverage, and more! Vendors & exhibitors will have the opportunity to engage in commerce, launch new products, gather feedback, and network with industry peers. build/enhance customer databases and lead generation. Develop Social media content, etc. Showcase your products and services! Our expected attendance: Television, Radio, Social Media - local signage - billboard Here's how we plan on getting the right people in the door: Promoting the presentation/class offering and promoting select exhibitors and their products in advertisements rather than the generic reference and vague descriptions often used. Ad copy and Radio/TV production have to be submitted to the outlets by end of August - late exhibitors will miss any opportunity to be selected for feature in advertisements. Our experience with shows: 2nd year show for me - 5th year as an exhibitor myself at other shows. Having had the same discontent and doubt as others about lacking show opportunities, I've spent the last 3 years working to provide better opportunity for vendors and exhibitors - included value added services and partnering with local businesses for the benefit of exhibitors. Vendors & Exhibitors sell the show. Without vendors & exhibitors there's nothing to advertise. Nothing to discuss. Nothing to note. As long as vendors and exhibitors continue to wait until the last minute to get involved and as long as show promoters continue to fall short - you can expect this unhealthy cycle to continue as status quo. If you're an exhibitor; you may have heard me reference Bullseye as "the people's show". Anyone who's ever spent any time talking to me knows that I'm very candid about show economics, I have no secrets. 100% of monies collected from Exhibitors and Sponsors is spent on the show. I pocket zero of that funding. The result of this puts me in "the pits" so to speak, with the rest of the exhibitors; relying on attendance numbers alone which a portion thereof too is earmarked for early registered exhibitors in the form of exhibitor profit sharing - which you wont find at any other show as of this writing. (and if you do in the future - you're welcome.). ~Kevin Want to be a vendor? Send Us a Message |