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How to design and/or create effective graphic
designs for trade show booth displays
[plug for my son-in-law] shouldn't require an advanced degree from Princeton or
Yale (no offense to those universities). It’s a simple matter of common sense.
But unfortunately, simple common sense doesn’t mean it is "simple" or "common"
to find effective trade show booth displays at most trade shows. It seems that
many trade show exhibitors miss the boat with their trade show design. But if
you follow the common sense advice in this article, you can design an
attention-getting, compelling, and effective trade show booth display that will
entice potential prospects into your booth, where you can then convert them into
customers (which is what trade show marketing is all about). Just follow these
three easy steps to make sure your design is effective.
First and foremost, people must notice you when they walk by your booth. Think
of your trade show booth as a needle in a haystack. Your design must distinguish
your booth from all the other trade show booths. You've only got a few seconds
to grab the attention of the trade show attendees walking by your booth.
Combining a full-color background image with a memorable tagline is one simple
way to accomplish "getting noticed".
Second and not to be overlooked, your booth design should make clear who you are
and also what it is that you do. Your design must include your company name in
big bold letters. You must also explain what your company actually does. If
people can't look at your display and immediately know who you are and what you
do, you need to start your design over.
Third and finally, you need to explain WWIFM (what's in it for me, "me" being
your potential customer). This is a critical part of having an effective design.
Prospects legitimately care about themselves first, and want to know what you
can do for them. For example, if you a cell phone company, you might say how
wide (and good) your coverage is. Just remember, to be effective, your design
must explain how you can help.
In the end, it comes down to this. Designing effective
trade show booth
displays means creating a design that does the three things above. Your
design must stand out from the crowd and get noticed. Your booth design should
have your company name at the top and what your company does. And most
critically, your design must state how you help or benefit customers. Make sure
your trade show booth display design is effective and covers these three points,
and be more successful with your trade show marketing. Here's wishing you good
luck at your next trade show, where ever or whenever it is! And may you end up
with more trade show booth traffic than you know what to do with!
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