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Portable trade show displays help make the most out of limited marketing budgets due to their affordable prices and low costs of ownership.

We have all been there, Sunday evening after a five-day trade show and now it’s time for show “teardown”, and that’s exactly what it is; “tear” “down”. At the end of a long trade show your sales staff is never thinking about the displays’ best interest and its appearance for the next show.

Deciding on the right marketing booth for a trade show can be a tricky ordeal. There are many factors you must take into consideration such as which messages to convey, who will be using the display, how your show presence will be managed, and so on. With a full mural pop-up display, you will present yourself as a professional, legitimate business and in the best light possible.

As we have mentioned in earlier blogs, there are considerations before you start designing your display. Once you have thought through the space, layout and desired effect you are ready to start your design.

It's no accident that Imagine is the same root word as Image. Images, when correctly used, can convey information and persuade your audience in a trade show setting.

This past week we had a series of pop up displays set up at our Burnsville production facility for quality assurance before being shipped to customers. While all of the displays were well executed, I can’t help noticing some of them more than others.

Does a Television add interest? It certainly may, especially if it is properly positioned and large enough to be seen, but not overwhelming.

Doing a trade show on a budget does NOT have to be daunting task! While it can be a challenge to stay on a tight budget, look professional and remain effective, we assist customers everyday who need to stretch their limited dollars as far as possible. Some basic considerations can go a long way towards ensuring success.