With more than 30 years in the industry, we have learned a few things. One of them is that while trade show booth location is important, it’s even more important to have a warm and inviting booth and a strong company identity.
We’re not denying that high-traffic areas are sought after — and yes, they can translate into more potential leads and sales. What we’re saying is there are other factors to consider when selecting your trade show booth location. Let us explain below:
You might assume that exhibit entrances and exits are prime real estate for booths. However, these areas tend to be too crowded and filled with distracted attendees. Instead, consider a location where you can:
After choosing a location using the above criteria, focus on building a strong company identity. Some simple yet effective strategies include:
One unique way to stand out: offer private-label snacks in your booth. They’re inexpensive and memorable. Plus, word-of-mouth will spread quickly around the exhibit hall as hungry attendees hear there are chips, pretzels, candy, or other goodies available at your booth.
In the end, while location matters, it’s your booth’s experience, atmosphere, and branding that truly drive meaningful traffic and engagement.
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