Give visitors a reason to stop, a clear explanation of your offer and something useful to take away. Start with the available display space, then build your print list.
Check the organiser's requirements
Confirm stand dimensions, permitted heights, fixing restrictions and venue rules. For an illuminated display, check where power will be available. Work from the usable stand area rather than the headline floor-space measurement alone.
Give each display a separate role
Use a roller banner for a recognisable headline and a simple explanation of your offer. Give posters a focused job, such as a demonstration schedule. An LED lightbox can provide an illuminated focal point. Print Zoo's listed portable lightbox is 800 × 2000mm; compare the live options and confirm the supplied configuration.
Plan for the visitor's distance
A visitor across the aisle needs a clear headline, while someone at the counter can read more detail. Avoid shrinking an entire brochure onto a banner. Keep important wording away from areas hidden by tables or people and follow the product template's visible and safe areas.
Remember the take-away print
A useful card or flyer gives visitors something to act on later. Use a relevant landing page or QR destination so the follow-up matches the stand. Test the link from a printed proof and check the page works well on a phone.
Order against the arrival date
The opening date is not necessarily the date you need the print. Allow for delivery, checking, packing and travel. Share the required arrival date, quantities, artwork and delivery location before ordering. Production time alone is not the complete schedule.
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Find your print template, or request a custom print quotation with your specification, quantity and required arrival date.
