Tuesday, 24 June 2014

How To Attract More Traffic To Exhibition Stands?


Preparation for exhibition must start the day when you receive the confirmation about your presence and space in the event. Don’t wait for its opening to do planning and new creativity. Be specific about your budget and objective of participating in the trade show. Keep the fact in mind that visitors don’t have time to go in the details of each stand. So, whatever you are preparing to present them should be very much crisp, clear, informative and appealing at the same time.

To ensure you get the real business and full return on investment, a strategic planning for marketing campaign pre show, during the show and post show is required. Full time exhibition management service where stand strategy, its designing, stand promotion, graphic designing, merchandising, lead generation etc is handled by professionals so that you can stay fully focused on your business. They build stands in such a way that ounces of business potential come out of the event for you.

Right look for booth needs creativity in terms of lighting, sound, posters, screens, signage and electronic presentations. Avoid too much text or overloaded visuals to be clear and concise about your stall. Some spend a lot in buying irrelevant corporate gifts that visitors either leave in the exhibition hall or their desk drawers. So, choosing a right merchandise gift is another task of fairs that need deep thoughts. Then finally, it’s important that event organizers are fully aware about your business needs. Otherwise, the entire money will go waste if hook candidates are not present to attract and interact with the visitors.

Cannon eye is an advertising agency where exhibition and stall services are available exclusively for furnishing companies. We have the suitable personnel do handle the entire process from designing, fabrication to dismantling of stall. With experience, creativity and skills, we put sincere efforts to make an exhibition a turning point in the growth career of our clients.

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