Tips to Avoid Issues with Tabletop Trade Show Displays

Tabletop trade show displays can make a big impact in a small space. When designed well, they grab attention, start conversations, and help create real interest in your brand. But even the best display can run into problems if the planning isn’t right. Whether it’s crooked signage, cluttered visuals, or hard-to-see messaging, small mistakes can …

Maximizing Your Booth with Trade Show Island Displays

A trade show floor can get pretty overwhelming for anyone walking through it. With so many booths competing for attention, getting noticed isn’t just about showing up, it’s about standing out. That’s where trade show island displays come in. These large-scale, multi-sided setups give you a 360-degree presence that can draw visitors from all sides. …

Fixing Stretch Fabric Banners That Don’t Fit

Discover solutions for stretch fabric banners that don’t fit properly. Enhance your trade show display with precise adjustments for a polished look. Introduction  So you’ve unpacked your booth, pulled out your stretch fabric banners, and realize something’s off — they don’t fit the frame like they should. Maybe they’re sagging, stretched too tight, or seem …

5 Common Problems with Displays at a Trade Show and How to Solve Them

Trade shows are bustling events full of opportunities, with businesses showcasing their products and services to a broad audience. They offer a chance to make a memorable impression, but this isn’t always easy. Any seasoned exhibitor will tell you it’s crucial to have well-thought-out displays to capture attention. A strong display can make the difference …

7 Tips to Working with an Exhibitor Appointed Contractor (EAC)

Trade Show Exhibit Appointed Contractor Using an Exhibit Appointed Contractor We are often asked, “Why use a Trade Show Exhibitor Appointed Contractor (EAC)?” Perhaps we should start with some simple definitions. General Contractor (GC) vs Exhibitor Appointed Contractor (EAC) The official show contractor is typically known as the “General Contractor.” Exhibitor Appointed Contractors, on the …