WOWindow Posters® To Appear At Sports Licensing & Tailgate Show In Las Vegas

Cranford, NJ (January 13, 2014) --- WOWindow Posters® has announced it has secured an exhibition spot at the expansive Sports Licensing & Tailgate Show in Las Vegas, NV. The trade show will be held at the Las Vegas Convention Center from January 16-18, 2014. WOWindow Posters®, a window light-up décor manufacturer based out of Cranford, NJ, will be set up at booth #1909.

“This is a perfect way for our company to gain valuable exposure in front of sports fans of all kinds,” said WOWindows owner Robert Schott.

“As our company aims to expand our licensing into many more sports leagues and teams, we look forward to this exciting opportunity.”

WOWindow Posters® manufactures window posters that light up from a house’s natural lighting, visible during the day or night. The company’s window designs include holidays, patriotic, collegiate and more.

The Sports Licensing & Tailgate Show is managed by Emerald Expositions. Emerald Expositions runs about 40 trade shows per year in various industries, including sports licensing and tailgating industries.

About WOWindow Posters
WOWindow Posters®, headquartered in Cranford, N.J., was founded in 2005 and manufactures colorful backlit plastic window posters that ‘light up’ with standard room lighting. The window posters, which are made in the U.S.A., are available in a variety of themes such as Halloween, Christmas, Patriotic and Collegiate. For more information, visit www.WOWindows.com, email info@WOWindows.com or call 866-969-1011.

Practical joke #1: Werewolf stares shocks awakening frosh

My son Tyler, a freshman in college, freaked out his sleeping roommate recently. Imagine a very small room shared by two, barely an aisle between the beds and desks. In a recent care package I included one of our favorites, the Werewolf window poster, drooling and glaring with his yellow eyes, seemingly ready to pounce on his next victim!

So in the middle of a recent dark night, Tyler crept over Jake's bed and hung the Werewolf poster on the wall directly above the foot of Jake's bed. The joke worked perfectly, Jake awoke in the night, looked up at the glaring wolf, and let out a good scream!

All that and it wasn't even backlit!