keir started this topic @ 08:27 on 14/01/2005
Hello everyone,
I've got myself into a bot of a muddle by agreeing to exhibit at a forthcoming bridal show (I'm a personal trainer).
It's a great promotions opportunity but I now realise that as well as printed literature, I'm going to need some kind of back drop to the table e.g. a banner, or stand up advertising.
Can anybody recommend a company that produces banners and stand up advertising? Has anybody exhibited? Can you give me any tips? Help!?
Keir
PS Thanks for help on Freelancers question... I've got to employ them. Boooo
RE: Banners / Display Advertising - Help!
elaborations | 14/01/2005 10:12 AM
Hi there,
It wouldn't by any chance be in Excel would it?
If you are interested in a quote, send me an email nasrin@elaborations.co.uk - let me know exactly what you are looking for and I'll see what I can do. We don't have the printing facitilies, but we have contracts with local suppliers so will be able to get it cheaper.
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RE: Banners / Display Advertising - Help!
neo3media | 14/01/2005 02:48 PM
Hi keir
I have some prices for you
The options available to you are:
* Encapsulated/laminated posters upto A1 (594mm x 841mm) in size
the print cost for these are approx £70-80 each
* Pull-up banner approx 1990mm tall x 850mm wide when extended these cost around £250 each
* Bespoke display system - nice curved design and can have lighting attached - cost vary
We are based in Gtr Manchester local delivery would ok but the prices do not include delivery or design.
Please let us know if you would like further information or if you would like a price for designing the artwork.
ant
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stuartebdy | 14/01/2005 02:57 PM
WOW. thats expensive.
We print high quality A1 posters, full colour as follows.
A1 on 156gsm photo quality paper - £35.00
as above with 5 thou matt encapsulation - £45.00
Both prices include delivery.
Turnaround, unlaminated generally within 48 hrs, laminated, 72 hrs.
Get in touch if you would like some more information.
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neo3media | 14/01/2005 04:48 PM
Great prices stuart
Is that lambda or injet?
The quote I posted was for lambda.
I will have a proper look around your site as your prices look very good!
ant
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RE: Banners / Display Advertising - Help!
snazzybat1 | 16/01/2005 02:27 PM
Make sure that you capture potential clients contacts - phone number, email etc all very valuable. Maybe offer a competition for a months free training as an incentive for them to give you this. I used to work at a bridal magazine and had to attend shows. The best advice I can give you is to charm them! Make sure you have someone with you who is nice and toned too. As an opening starter the best line is "When's the big day?". Hope it goes well.
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keir | 17/01/2005 04:13 PM
Thanks, good advice. We thought of some kind of competition to capture data and actually one month's training is the prize. My brother is a bit of a charmer so will be out front woo-ing the brides to be! Thanks once again...
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Kalnet4u | 18/01/2005 07:29 AM
Hi Keir
If your budget can stretch to it you may want to consider hiring two promotions staff to walk around who spend most of their days doing it. At exhibitions that we have attended it's usually the hired staff that got the better results off us giving them details. They can usually walk around chatting to visitors leaving you to chat to qualified leads sent to your stand.
There's plenty of agencies that supply these people, contact the exhibition company and ask them to recommend a couple that are local to the venue.
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Clementine | 23/01/2005 12:42 PM
We manufacture pop-up display systems (but sell to trade-only) and can put you in touch with one of our distributors local to you who can help.
neo3media - who's pop-ups are you supplying? You could become a distributor of ours and be able to sell the best pop-up in the market at low prices and still make a healthy margin.
Check out www.coredisplay.com if you are interested.
Keir - contact me if you need any advice or assistance.
Clem.
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neo3media | 03/02/2005 12:25 PM
clem ive sent you an email
ant
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Clementine | 04/02/2005 06:21 PM
Ant,
I haven't received your mail.
Try sending directly to my email which is clemATcoredisplayDOTcom
(Do the necessary with the AT being @ and DOT being . of course (to stop spam)).
Clem.
RE: Banners / Display Advertising - Help!
Ten Yetis | 23/01/2005 03:35 PM
Keir,
Know exactly what you mean about sorting out show's... they can be great fun though.
What size banners are you after, I use a great little place near us that does them dirt cheap (but very good quality) let me know dimensions and I will get some prices for you.
Also, I have an exhibition stand that you can hire if you don't want to shell out hundreds for a brand new one? It has a blank front as well so you can put whatever you need on show.
If you want to chat through any ideas or need any help give me a shout as I do several of these a year for a number of people. I can point you in the right direction for loads of cheap providers such as merchandise, staff for the stand, data capture systems etc.
Andy
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