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Promoting your Business with Trade Show Displays

Promoting a new business can be difficult, particularly on a tight budget. Advertising and social media are the standard, go-to methods of getting your name out there, but it’s a good idea to thing about giving your company a physical presence. Small, portable trade show displays can go just about anywhere – so you can take every opportunity to promote your company.

How to Have a Great Trade Show Display

What do successful trade show displays have that others don’t, and how do you capitalize on your trade show display to ensure that you are getting the most out of it? Here are some tips:

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Why Exhibitors Love Fabric Popup Trade Show Displays

Fabric trade show displays have become a trade show favourite over the past few years. Head to any exhibition and you will see businesses vie to creatively make their displays more appealing in order to attract more visitors and prospective clients. If you haven’t used fabric  trade show displays, you must be wondering why it’s becoming such a popular choice. Well, here are four reasons which drive businesses to opt for fabric trade show banners.

Pop-Up Displays

Pop-up displays are a cost effective way to present a strong, vibrant company image. The Coyote trade show display is extremely simple to use and is very light weight. This display uses “Rare Earth Neo Magnets”  on it’s channel bars and the frame which make it very fast to set up and take down. The Coyote pop-up display is available in many different sizes and comes with full graphic panels or fabric panels.

Correcting Banding in Gradients

Banding issues in gradients  can be a problem in offset print and large format printing. We usually run into this issue when we’re printing large format for banner stands or offset printing for full colour brochures . The issue tends to be more prevalent when gradients are created in Illustrator  for output to large format printers.  Certain colour schemes also can be more prone to banding such as dark blue to light blue. If you’re creating gradients in Illustrator, Photoshop or Indesign you’ll need to make sure there are no banding issues before your artwork is output to final print.