Once you’ve determined the best stand
space, now you can start designing the perfect stand to fit those dimensions.
When designing the stand, keep in mind the
objectives and target audience you defined at the beginning of the process, as
this will dictate the stand layout. A
stand with the objective of generating product sales will be designed and
configured differently to a stand designed to build client relationships. For
example, a stand intended to generate product sales will require more area for
shelving and display units while the stand intended to build client
relationships will require a larger allocated area for meetings and potential conferences.
Perhaps your stand will require a blend of both.
Remember that first impressions always
count. An exhibition visitor will base
their decision to visit a stand based on first impressions on size and design.
This means making the exterior stand out with your company name, logo, slogan
and any other relevant graphics that will jump out at the audience and draw
them on to your stand.
Once you are able to draw the audience on
to your stand with that first impression, it’s all about getting them to stick
around and maintain a lasting interest in what you have to offer. The
accessibility of the stand will largely determine the length of time a visitor
stays on your stand and whether there is enough space allocated for what you
intend to present.
Audience engagement is also a key element
to consider in the design of a stand, with interactive technology such as tablet
devices now a common feature on exhibition stands. It is important to consider
this interactive element but keep within your allocated budget and only include
it if necessary.
Finally, in designing a stand it is
important to determine what will work best for you at an exhibition, whether it
is a small custom stand or a large island exhibit. If you’ve planned to exhibit
at many shows throughout the year, think about one stand that can be
reconfigured and reused for multiple purposes which ensures brand consistency
across shows.
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