Ever curious about how exhibit materials land safely and punctually at trade shows? It all boils down to three pivotal steps: 🔹 Packing: Beyond just boxing items, this step involves meticulous preparation to protect every piece, big or small, during its journey. 🔹 Transportation: The move from warehouse to venue requires strategic choices in transportation methods and expert navigation to ensure everything arrives on time and intact. 🔹 On-Site Logistics: Efficiency at the venue is crucial, focusing on seamless unloading, setup, and breakdown processes, all while coordinating closely with event organizers for smooth execution. Understanding these processes is vital for anyone planning a trade show, highlighting the importance of partnering with a logistics provider that knows the intricacies of transportation and the unique demands of trade show exhibitions. Discover how Exhibit Network can elevate your trade show experience with our specialized logistics solutions. 🔗 https://lnkd.in/gDFXxYD8
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From Exhibitor magazine's trade show and event section comes this practical guide on Spring cleaning for your exhibit — and why that should be essential maintenance. https://bit.ly/3vMGpfx
A Little TLC: How to Refresh a Tired Booth
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From Exhibitor magazine's trade show and event section comes this practical guide on Spring cleaning for your exhibit — and why that should be essential maintenance. https://lnkd.in/eiRrrANy
A Little TLC: How to Refresh a Tired Booth
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Custom-designed exhibits help your brand stand out and create memorable experiences for attendees., "#CustomExhibits #ExhibitDesign #BrandStrategy #TradeShowSuccess"
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Industry Jargon of the Day! Pipe and Drape: A system of poles (pipe) and fabric panels (drape) used to create partitions, backdrops, or booth dividers on the trade show floor. Coming out of covid, there have been a lot of new people working in the trade show industry mostly on the exhibitor side that could benefit from this. Side note: Pipe and drape is a style of freestanding paneling used to divide, hide, and/or decorate a space temporarily. Most first time exhibitors or exhibitors new to trade shows think this is an exhibit, well it is not. Most show contractors use this in the US to define a space on the trade show floor and supply a cheap cardboard sign with your name and booth number. It comes with the booth package when you pay for your space. Some will also include the 6 ft table and 2 chairs. If a new exhibitor then goes to the show they will be surprised to see most experienced exhibitors will bring in their own portable, modular or custom exhibits. I will often tell my clients to not use the 6 ft table or chairs. The table, when placed in front creates a wall or barrier for attendees not to enter your exhibit space. Your staff should never sit down at your exhibit, they should always be standing at business attention to speak with attendees eye to eye not having them look down on your staff person. Dig deeper: https://lnkd.in/g6bw83n5
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"What Happens to My Exhibition Stand After an Event?" It’s a question we hear all the time—and we’ve got a simple, cost-effective answer. At our 19,000 sq. ft. UK site, we have dedicated storage and warehousing, we can Store and Restore your stand, keeping it ready to reassemble at your next exhibition. This approach not only ensures continuity between events but also maximizes your budget for future shows. By storing and reusing key stand elements, we can offer even more cost-effective builds. Need a reception counter? We’ll pull from our stock inventory, saving you money while still delivering an exception stand. Discover more about our Storage facility - https://lnkd.in/ebhkCjhN #eventprofs #exhibitions #exhibitionstands #marketing
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Industry Jargon of the Day! Floor Order: An order placed while exhibit installation is still in process. Coming out of covid, there have been a lot of new people working in the trade show industry mostly on the exhibitor side that could benefit from this. Side note: Unfortunately things happen at the last minute, or an exhibitor has forgotten to order something like, furniture, A/V etc. so the appointed show contractor for the show has a "Service Desk" or "Service Center" on the show floor to assist the exhibitor for any last minute needs often in the back of the exhibition hall or of to the sides. Please order in advance to take advantage of discounted rates when at all possible. Dig deeper: https://lnkd.in/g6bw83n5
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Monument signs play a crucial role in informing passersby about the presence of a business and are an effective way to promote the company, especially when strategically located near a busy street. These signs are typically large and eye-catching, making them a great way to attract potential customers and create brand awareness. Not only do monument signs make it easier for people to find the business, but they also help to establish a professional and polished image for the company. In a world filled with distractions, having a well-designed monument sign can make a big difference in standing out and capturing the attention of those passing by. It's essential for businesses to invest in quality signage to ensure that they are making the best possible impression on potential customers. https://lnkd.in/gQ4FBau5
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Enclosed exhibit designs have perimeter structures made of solid or semi-translucent materials formed to create a fully or partially enclosed space. If you are looking to shield proprietary products from onlookers or offer VIP access to your space, enclosed exhibits are ideal. View this and more in our new online portfolio --> #TradeShowDisplays #ExhibitionStands #BoothDesign #CustomExhibits #PortableDisplays #ModularBooths #GraphicSignage #TradeShowMarketing #VisualMerchandising #PromotionalMaterials #ProductShowcases #BrandingSolutions #InteractiveExhibits #LEDDisplays #Backdrops #EventMarketing #TradeShowSuccess #StandOut #InnovativeDisplays #EngagingExperiences #xtreme-exhibits #tradeshowbooth #display #exhibit #booth #graphics #tradeshowexhibit #tradeshowtips
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Industry Jargon of the Day! Pipe and Drape: A system of poles (pipe) and fabric panels (drape) used to create partitions, backdrops, or booth dividers on the trade show floor. Coming out of covid, there have been a lot of new people working in the trade show industry mostly on the exhibitor side that could benefit from this. Side note: Pipe and drape is a style of freestanding paneling used to divide, hide, and/or decorate a space temporarily. Most first time exhibitors or exhibitors new to trade shows think this is an exhibit, well it is not. Most show contractors use this in the US to define a space on the trade show floor and supply a cheap cardboard sign with your name and booth number. It comes with the booth package when you pay for your space. Some will also include the 6 ft table and 2 chairs. If a new exhibitor then goes to the show they will be surprised to see most experienced exhibitors will bring in their own portable, modular or custom exhibits. I will often tell my clients to not use the 6 ft table or chairs. The table, when placed in front creates a wall or barrier for attendees not to enter your exhibit space. Your staff should never sit down at your exhibit, they should always be standing at business attention to speak with attendees eye to eye not having them look down on your staff person. Dig deeper: https://lnkd.in/g6bw83n5
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Industry Jargon of the Day! Floor Order: An order placed while exhibit installation is still in process. Coming out of covid, there have been a lot of new people working in the trade show industry mostly on the exhibitor side that could benefit from this. Side note: Unfortunately things happen at the last minute, or an exhibitor has forgotten to order something like, furniture, A/V etc. so the appointed show contractor for the show has a "Service Desk" or "Service Center" on the show floor to assist the exhibitor for any last minute needs often in the back of the exhibition hall or of to the sides. Please order in advance to take advantage of discounted rates when at all possible. Dig deeper: https://lnkd.in/g6bw83n5
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