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Be sure your designs are not too busy. Be consistent with your colors and avoid over-saturating it with pictures. Giant Printing is an expert at making sure you are getting the designs you want. We understand all of your requests, and make sure to follow through.
We’ve already established that backdrops are a critical element to your tradeshow. There are 10 additional elements that you could be including in your tradeshow to make your booth stand out. Giant Printing is always willing to help you make your tradeshow booth look its best.
How does it work? The thin fabric smoothly wraps around the provided pipes and avoids using standard grommets and “S” hooks. Subtle ties are fastened around the bottom of the pipes, while the fabric covers the entire back wall. Our ink printing is done with a two-step process to avoid printing directly onto a tacky
Prep Start weeks in advance. As soon as you know when your company’s next tradeshow event is, start advertising. Provide as much information as you can about it and let them know early on what they can look forward to. Give your potential attendees some previews of the products you will be selling with photos.
Taste As a company who sells an edible product, one of the biggest selling points you can have is to have people try what you are selling. Having a backdrop won’t be enough. To sell to your client what you have created, it is all about tasting it. Entice those who are passing by with
If you’ve ever been to a trade show or any type of event where you walk by booths, think about what caught your eye. Why did you stop at a specific booth instead of another? Knowing why you do this will help you determine why people will visit your booth. Today, we are sharing with
When signing up for a Trade Show, make sure you have enough time to get everything needed to have a successful booth and to show off your business and products. February 2018 February 6-February 8, 2018 Anaheim Convention Center – Anaheim, California Medical Design Manufacturing West February 12-February 14, 2018 Las Vegas Convention
An ROI, or Return On Investment, should be calculated whenever you spend any amount of money either sponsoring or having a booth at a show. To track your Return on Investment use the formula: (Gross Profit – Marketing Expenses)/ Marketing Expenses Marketing expenses should be calculated by the amount you spend on items such
The old adage concerning real estate holds true whether you are searching for a 50,000 square foot building to house your business or a 500 square foot space to house your booth at a trade show.
Setting up and running an effective trade show display involves much more than raising a booth and distributing information. The best booth design cannot replace informed planning, a wise marketing strategy, and more. The following 10 mistakes are common at many trade shows across the country. Are you routinely making them with your business?