Why I Built Show Crusher

I know what it feels like to be the person everyone turns to for an answer while you’re still waiting on three answers yourself. 

You’re chasing a shipping update, working through a last-minute booth change and trying to get the sales team what they need before they fly out. A lot of that work is invisible when the show goes well. And when something goes sideways, it makes a difference to hear from someone who’s been there and can help you figure out what to do next.

That’s the kind of community Show Crusher will become. I want a first-time exhibitor to feel comfortable asking what drayage means or sharing a booth budget and saying, “What am I missing?” I want experienced planners to feel just as comfortable talking about the show they’d skip next year, the handoff to sales that fell apart or the small change that made life easier for everyone on the floor. Sometimes support is a checklist someone shares. Sometimes it’s a second set of eyes or a colleague who says, “I’ve dealt with that. Here’s who I called.”

Show Crusher was built to bring practical trade show knowledge into the day-to-day work of planning. The community is how that knowledge will grow.

I still love seeing a busy booth. After the aisle clears, I want to know which customer relationships got stronger, which conversations became qualified opportunities and how the show helped us win business. My vision is that Show Crusher gives the people behind those results a place to share what it took, give each other credit and make the next show a little easier for whoever’s planning it.


Thank you!

If you’re ready to jump into Show Crusher, I would recommend three things to get started:

  1. Start by creating a New Event. Everything will stem your events, including tasks, managing dates and inviting collaborators.

  2. Browse the Task Library by using the filters. Simply scrolling the full library may become overwhelming. Filter by category, timing and search by keyword to find a relevant task quickly.

  3. Enable your Event Brief – go to Settings to turn on your Event Brief. This will enable the email reminder (customize to how often) for keeping you on track for tasks and dates.

Lastly, don’t hesitate to contact me! I am reachable at gh@showcrusher.com

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