
Exhibitor guide
One Exhibition Kit, Different Stand Sizes: Plan the Layouts Before You Buy
Check your smallest and largest booked spaces together, then build a clear component and packing plan for each version of the stand.
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Exhibitor guide
Check your smallest and largest booked spaces together, then build a clear component and packing plan for each version of the stand.
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Exhibitor guide
Keep a shared stand clear and workable by agreeing on the visitor story, brand hierarchy, responsibilities and enquiry handover before design begins.
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Exhibitor guide
Plan the pictures your website, sales team and next event brief will need, instead of coming home with fifty versions of the same wide...
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Exhibitor guide
Check permission, positioning, rigging scope and artwork before adding a suspended sign to your exhibition stand.
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Exhibitor guide
Work out what needs to stay on the stand, what can be replenished later and how staff will reach it during a busy show.
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Exhibitor guide
A QR code works best when the destination is clear, the page is useful on a phone and there is another way to reach...
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Exhibitor guide
Map your equipment, power locations and connection needs before the show, with a clear fallback for anything that depends on the internet.
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Exhibitor guide
Give customers and prospects a clear reason to visit, then build a meeting schedule that still leaves your team room for walk-ins.
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Exhibitor guide
Frontage, depth, open sides and neighbouring stands all change how a booth works. Here is what to confirm before choosing a layout.
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Exhibitor guide
Walk past an exhibition hall on bump-out night and you'll see the industry's open secret: skip bins full of once-used booths. The good news...
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A quality fabric display should last years and dozens of shows. Whether it actually does comes down to the fifteen minutes after each event....
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Exhibitor guide
Every exhibition hall, on every bump-in day, contains at least one exhibitor sprinting to a hardware store twenty minutes before doors open. This is...
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