About Us
We are an independent, Canadian owned, non union supplier to trade shows. We offer a full range of services. Being entrepreneurial in nature, helps us to understand your event on many levels. Our goal is to be a trusted partner in your event because we believe that the success of your event is also our success!
The products and services we offer
Recommendations Received (1)
"I've worked with Kevin and his crew. They know what they're doing and do it well."
Products & Services
At Boneyard, we offer a comprehensive range of trade show services, coupled with a knowledgeable team, committed to providing a high level of custo...
4' x 6' velcro friendly poster boards which are great for smaller spaces, with a newly redesigned hardware system to minimize the trip hazards of s...
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Recommendations Given (3)
"helpful staff and a bright, clean environment for the kids to play and have fun!"
Recent Activity
I would say give it a try. It usually isn't a big financial commitment and if they are an active group, they will have good and inexpensive educational sessions and opportunities to meet other business people who may need your product or service or may just be going through similar business...
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I would say give it a try. It usually isn't a big financial commitment and if they are an active group, they will have good and inexpensive educational sessions and opportunities to meet other business people who may need your product or service or may just be going through similar business challenges that you are that you can learn from. If it doesn't bring value don't join next year....but you never know till you try it out.
Gary Vee for sure,,,,just started listening to Cardone abit but just not sure its gonna take for me. I like some of Cardone's stuff and others just isn't me. Love all of Gary's messaging.
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Gary Vee for sure,,,,just started listening to Cardone abit but just not sure its gonna take for me. I like some of Cardone's stuff and others just isn't me. Love all of Gary's messaging.
I am sure you will get a 50/50 answer to this one...we use retainer if the work is an ongoing project for 3+ months. For a standard job, we ask for 1-2 deposits at scheduled intervals as prep work or materials are being done/used for the upcoming event. But we also use the word "Agreement"...
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I am sure you will get a 50/50 answer to this one...we use retainer if the work is an ongoing project for 3+ months. For a standard job, we ask for 1-2 deposits at scheduled intervals as prep work or materials are being done/used for the upcoming event. But we also use the word "Agreement" instead of "Contract" with our clients.
In what we do there is a lot of competition. Anyone can buy a bit of equipment and call themselves a DJ, a photographer or a rental place. You really have to be on all the time and be constantly combing through linkedin, twitter, industry listings to see what is going on. Look to sponsor events...
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In what we do there is a lot of competition. Anyone can buy a bit of equipment and call themselves a DJ, a photographer or a rental place. You really have to be on all the time and be constantly combing through linkedin, twitter, industry listings to see what is going on. Look to sponsor events that have potential clients attending. Connect with non competing suppliers to work together and partner up. Tell everyone what you do because you never know who you knows who. New clients are tough to acquire. There is no "best" way. The "only" way is to always be looking and promoting and making yourself be found.
