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Showing posts with label Displays 101. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Displays 101. Show all posts
Wednesday, February 18, 2015
Stop Traffic with the Right Trade Show Display
No matter your product or service, trade show displays and booths play an important role in your company’s success. Trade shows attract thousands of prospective customers. The quality of your display can make the difference between drawing the attention of these people or having them walk on by to another company’s exhibit.
Wednesday, January 28, 2015
Step Up Your Game with Trade Show Flooring
When designing a trade show booth it can be easy to forget what’s under our feet. Fortunately, we have vendors who remind us about the importance of using what they refer to as the “fifth wall” for another opportunity to grab attention and deliver a compelling message. Flooring used at trade shows is often raised off the ground to literally give your booth a step up.
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Tuesday, December 9, 2014
Wednesday, October 22, 2014
4 Questions for Defining Trade Show Success
Your company is gearing up for its annual trade show event. Of course you want to be successful this year–but have you defined what trade show success means to you? It’s hard to find success without clearly outlining your goals and expectations. While some companies want sales leads others simply want to be seen as an industry-leader among their competition. Here are some things to consider when defining what trade show success means to you:
Monday, October 20, 2014
Five Things to Include in Your Next Sports-Related Display
From hall of fame exhibits to athletic donor recognition signage, numerous schools and organizations create athletic displays honoring outstanding teams and their achievements. We reviewed a variety of sports-related displays from the past year and compiled a list of five things to include in your next athletics display. Let the games begin!
1. Special Achievements: Whether your team won the division championship or achieved something a little quirkier, like a hat trick, building a display to commemorate the event is a great way to remember and honor these special achievements.
1. Special Achievements: Whether your team won the division championship or achieved something a little quirkier, like a hat trick, building a display to commemorate the event is a great way to remember and honor these special achievements.
Wednesday, August 13, 2014
Recognizing Achievements and Certifications
| University of MD Circle of Discovery |
Here are some things to consider when creating an achievement/certification display:
Tuesday, August 12, 2014
When 'Thank You' Isn't Enough
Each year Americans give billions of dollars in donations to support universities, schools, hospitals, religious groups, companies and non-profit organizations. These donations are vital to making countless programs and services available. They fund all kinds of projects—from new buildings and equipment to research, education and health services. Finding a way to properly thank these generous donors can be a difficult task.
Wednesday, July 30, 2014
Are interactive touch screen displays reliable?
Monday, June 23, 2014
Is trade show marketing worth it?
Absolutely! There is no better value for your marketing dollar. Here are some statistics to prove it from the Center for Exhibition Industry Research (CEIR):
- Trade shows are the premiere source of buying information and 50% of the leads at a show are closed without a sales call
Tuesday, June 17, 2014
How much will the display cost?
Question: How much?
What a loaded question that is! Price is dependent on so many variables and we need to gather a lot of information up front in order to quote a job. Many times our customers think we can quote a number off the top of our head, or turn a number around really quick. But since almost all of our work is original, one-of-a-kind displays, we have to think through a job from start to installation to quote it. Some items that go into quoting a project:
What a loaded question that is! Price is dependent on so many variables and we need to gather a lot of information up front in order to quote a job. Many times our customers think we can quote a number off the top of our head, or turn a number around really quick. But since almost all of our work is original, one-of-a-kind displays, we have to think through a job from start to installation to quote it. Some items that go into quoting a project:
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