3 Advantages Of Using Lightweight Tabletop Exhibits At The Trade Show

Your business plan is blossoming, and the next step in your journey to becoming a recognized business person is to attend a few trade shows and get the word out about your company and what it has to offer. Trade shows are some of the most important events for an up-and-coming company, and every investment you make in creating the best exhibit should be carefully chosen. You will spend a lot of money on things like tables, flag stands, and big signage pieces, but the smaller exhibits are just as important. Lightweight tabletop exhibits are the perfect example of a smaller trade show implement. 

Tabletop exhibits are easy to transport and reuse. 

One thing that is commonly a problem with trade show exhibits is they can be hard to break down, transport, and reuse. For example, a massive banner stand usually has multiple pieces and the banner itself may be made out fo plastic that is easy to damage during deconstruction. Smaller and lighter weight tabletop exhibits typically fold right up when you are done with them, transport easily, and are easy to pop right back open when you get to the next trade show event. 

Tabletop exhibits give visitors something to look at up close. 

All the signage and lighting you use otherwise are meant to attract people to your booth from afar. Once visitors at the trade show get to your booth, they still need visual stimulation beyond the larger signage that has attracted them to you. A tabletop exhibit gives your visitors something to look at while you are standing before them, telling them what it is that you have and why it is an interesting product or service. The fabric flags on these exhibits can give further information about what you have to offer or just be printed with digital imagery. 

Tabletop exhibits are easy to change up. 

Most of the tabletop exhibits you find are crafted from lightweight materials and have printed fabric flags. These flags can be easily changed out with something new when you want a new message at an event. For example, if the trade show you are going to initially is associated with "green" living products, you can gear the initial flag message toward that audience. If the next trade show you are going to is all about modern living, you may want to swap out the flag for something more fitting. 

For more information, contact trade show design companies about lightweight tabletop exhibits.