Oh no, it can be one of an event manager’s worst fears… What if you plan to participate in a tradeshow and no one steps foot in your tradeshow exhibit?
Argh, just the thought, makes your heart race a bit, doesn’t it?
After walking the floor of your industry’s largest show, you decide that it’s time to go for it: next year, you’re going to go big and be an exhibitor. You pause for a latte, take a seat, crank up your laptop and hop on the event’s website, ready to sign up and get started.
What’s “front and center” matters. In building construction, whether it be it commercial or multi-family residential, there is typically a sign out front. While an ordinary sign will merely identify a building, a monument sign serves as a welcoming beacon, an invitation, offering easy identification as a brand ambassador.
Check out the latest exhibit design trends, as shared by our award-winning Design Team. Here you will see up-to-date trends and ideas, never lacking style or substance. Take a spin around, to discover new ideas and ways to capture attention and dominate on the show floor.
Charles Eames said it best, “Design is a method of action.” Moreover, when you want to capture attention and drive people to action, design matters. Your trade show booth needs to capture attention from attendees, whether it is the biggest booth on the show floor or smaller in size.
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As year-end draws near, event marketers and managers are meeting to develop, fine tune and hone their plans and budgets. At the heart of this process is one key component, facing marketers worldwide: VALUE. Markets must perpetually prove value, to those with greater spending and decision authority.
In a little less than four weeks we will welcome the start of the bright and shiny New Year. Hello, 2018! Champagne corks will pop, and confetti will run down from the skies, with the excitement of a clean slate and promise of resolutions made and resolutions filled. Likely you recognize the banter, either by the water cooler or in the recesses of your mind: This year, this will be the year. That’s right 2018 is the year we will rise early, work late, track and measure goals, cross them off the list and move the needle, up.
More and more event managers are taking on the role of selecting their trade show and exhibit house partner — but they may not know where to begin. Carefully considering the needs and objectives of your tradeshow and event marketing program is a critical first step to finding the right fit. If you find yourself in this boat, keep these seven critical issues in mind for smooth sailing.
A great design can help you work around a lot of restrictions. If you have limited space or budget, an eye-catching exhibit can help you work around those limitations
