Power Of Exhibitions

Why Exhibit

An exhibition has the power to:

  • bring your most active prospects and customers to you
  • harnesses all five senses to drive home your messages
  • create a deep vertical interaction with the product
  • drive business to other sales channels - e.g. online and retail
  • provide opportunity to meet more interested buyers than any other sales activity
  • to build business relationshios and generate leads
  • emotionally connect with customers

Proof of the Power

No other marketing medium concentrates your efforts on the most active buyers in your market at any given time and delivers experiential qualities presented by the live exhibition.

Key Facts:

  • Average dwell times at the trade show is five to six hours
  • Drives business to other sales channels
  • Benefits of exhibitions far out-weigh anything in the digital world
  • Exhibitions are a marketers dream
  • 83 per cent of visitors have authority to purchase
  • 72 per cent of visitors intend to buy either at the event or in the near future

These "How To" booklets were designed for exhibitors to provide information about:

Why Exhibitions Work - The case for a powerful cost-effective marketing mediumHow to Measure Exhibition Success - A Workbook for Marketers How to Exhibit - Maximising the power of exhibitions

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We are excited to announce the upcoming launch of our brand-new product: the Looboo Modular Display System. Designed with versatility and ease of use in mind, this innovative display system is perfect for creating eye-catching, professional exhibition booths that can be customized to suit any space or style. Whether you're attending a trade show, conference, or corporate event, the Looboo Modular Display will help you stand out from the crowd.

In the spotlight this month are our custom-built TexFrame fabric lightboxes, a testament to the innovative spirit and technical expertise that define ADI Displays.

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