A Trade Show Exhibit Of Unique Interest: How And Why To Use Live Demonstrations At Conventions - By: Chris Harmen

At any given convention, half of the trade show displays that are set up will have some kind of showcase for their products. Most of these will be relatively uninspired, and might not even have the opportunity for visitors to interact one-on-one with the product. A small handful will have an interesting and interactive setup and be more successful at creating a memorable visitor experience as a result. Only a very small minority will have their trade show exhibit set up to go a step beyond a simple showcase with live demonstrations. These demonstrations may seem difficult to organize, but when done properly they can be a powerful tool to promote your product.

Where There Is Activity, There Is Interest

The reason that demonstrations make a trade show exhibit so successful is simple: the action attracts visitors in a way that few other things can. When people walk by and see someone doing something and being watched, they are far more likely to stop and observe for themselves. In essence, having someone demonstrate your product will increase the chance that people will come see the presentation. It takes care of two of the most important aspects governing the success of a trade show stand at once.

It Isn't Hard To Organize Trade Show Stand Exhibitions

Getting these benefits for your own exhibit doesn't have to be difficult. The main elements of successful showcases are an interesting product, an interesting presenter, and a way for that presenter to be set apart from the crowd. The interesting product is already covered - your item is something that will sell and that will make people take notice. What tends to be more difficult is finding the presenter and determining how you'll set him or her apart from their surroundings.

There Are Two Ways To Make A Showcase Stand Out: Volume And Height

In order to ensure that your presentation gets results, you need to create an area within your trade show stand that is designed to host the demonstrator. People will be less likely to stop if they cannot tell within a few seconds that something special is going on. If you have something objectively bigger, taller, or louder than everything else in your trade show displays, people will pay attention immediately.

If your trade show displays have the room for it, including a small stage in your space is absolutely ideal. The stage should elevate the demonstrator and any tools he'll need during the demonstration just enough that he's visible above the heads of the crowd. If you don't have that much space, see about finding some kind of podium or short stand.

No matter how much space you have, you should carefully consider the volume that you want to project. In order for a demonstration to be successful, you will almost certainly need some kind of microphone system - normal voice volume gets lost in a large hall. You want to have the volume loud enough that it can attract passersby, but not so loud that it becomes annoying to everyone at the convention.

If you follow these tips, you'll be able to enjoy the extra attention that demonstrations bring to displays and turn visitors into customers

About the Author

Chris Harmen writes about San Antonio trade show displays for Xtreme Xhibits. As a local Skyline distributor, Xtreme Xhibits offers a quality trade show exhibit to San Antonio businesses.

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