Trade Shows

Trade show presentations tend to fall into three categories. On one end of the spectrum are the flashy eye-catching theatrical presentations that set tongues wagging but say little about the brand’s product or service featured in the booth. On the other end is the straightforward product shill which gets to the point but leaves attendees feeling like they’re being overtly marketed to.

How Roland created a 40 000-square-foot exhibit that worked

It may seem counterintuitive but a growing number of trade show marketers are leaving their products at the office. They’re paring down displays and demo stations (some by more than 50 percent) cutting back text-heavy signage weeding out clutter and presenting just a smattering of the products they need to sell in order to stay in the black in the coming year.

When budgets are tight exhibition designers can help you come up with solutions that still look great but cost less. Turning to some of today’s newest modular systems is one way designers are keeping budgets under control while creating a design statement that looks custom but isn’t.