Designing a trade show exhibit to meet the unique needs of
your business takes time and planning. You need to understand your target
audience, who you want to attract to your booth as well as what type of events
you will be attending. To find shows in your industry by region and date, check
out our event global
tradeshow calendar and start your research today.
Consider the following as you’re creating your trade show
exhibit:
1.
Who is your target audience? Often companies
create a marketing plan without taking into consideration who their target
clients are. They are solely focused on getting their product or service to the
marketplace. You have to know who you want to visit your booth so you cancreate a booth that
attracts them.
2.
What is your trade show goal? You may be
introducing a new product or collecting a list of prospects interested in your
service. You may be providing information to a community or building brand
awareness. Depending on your goal, your trade show exhibit design may be
different.
3.
At which trade shows are you an exhibitor? Now
that you have defined your target audience and goal, it’s time to select trade
shows that help you meet the right people.
4.
What kind of trade show exhibit giveaway do you
want? That depends on who your target audience is. For example, if the target
audience is business travelers, you would provide luggage tags, tips for
packing light and gift cards to nationally known restaurants or coffee shops. A
bad giveaway for business travelers would be gift cards to local or regional
businesses.
5.
Who is staffing your trade show booth? No matter
who your target audience or industry, you want booth staffers who are engaged
and engaging. Don’t bring the shyest person at the office and expect them to
meet and greet attendees; it’s likely not to happen. Bring the high energy
extroverts to staff the booth.
Whether you’re a seasoned trade show exhibitor or are
creating your first trade show exhibit, it’s important to plan what you need to
meet your goals. The team at EXHIB-IT! can help you through that process. Contact us today to
learn more.
To learn more, check out our online white papers or
attend our upcoming Free Tradeshow
Training Webinar series in 2014.
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