Thursday, 26 February 2015

Exhibition research P.1

The majority knows what an exhibition is but, does it know what truly helps make an exhibition a hit?

First of all an exhibition is a great marketing strategy:

Exhibitions are a powerful way to market products, art, models, fashion and so on. Exhibitions also provide interaction with customers and consumers. Exhibitions also assist people who want to know more and find out more about the products, materials and objects that the individual or company can provide.

It also helps thinking about the placement of the exhibition and so on:

Choosing the exhibition one needs to keep the people attending in mind, establish the target audience and start following criteria to attract those audiences. During this stage the individual or group has to estimate how to start reaching these requirements. It always helps out greatly to remember that quality is more important than quantity as a feature especially in an exhibition. Big does not always mean the best in an exhibition a small well planned exhibition would do great. It’s always good to keep places in mind the best spots in an exhibition space are near the entrance and at the corners, the exhibition hall is also better than the inner aisles.  Position may help, but it’s what you do with the space that actually affects the work. Seminars that run alongside with an exhibition could attract more visitors, sponsoring an event, with the use of banners or flyers and even speeches could help viewers focus and attend the exhibition.


TheMarketingDoughnut,Exhibiting[online] available at: http://www.marketingdonut.co.uk/marketing/exhibitions-and-events/exhibiting accessed [21st Febuary 2015] 

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