Creating an eye-catching speakers trade show exhibit is key to a successful trip to a trade show. If you take the time to consider your speakers trade show design ahead of time, you can really make the most out of the exposure you receive at a speakers trade show.

There are several ways you can make your speakers trade show display stand out from the competition. This can be done while maximizing your exposure and minimizing your budget at the same time. Keep these tips in mind when planning your speakers trade show exhibit:

1. Have a custom speakers trade show booth made for your company.

2. Look into the regulations for each speakers trade show display before the show.

3. Consider looking to speakers trade show experts for info to make your speakers trade show booth the most informative it can be.

Action Steps
The best contacts and resources to help you get it done

Ask the Experts

Speakers and presenters are, by nature and by necessity, highly social people, adept at networking and personal connections. As a result, their support organizations are particularly vibrant and active, and can be helped with all manner of speaker-related issues and information.

I recommend: American Speakers Bureau event offers a "Pre-Production Action Plan" with tips and tricks for making any trade show a success. The National Communication Association and National Speakers Association are other excellent resources.

Go Global

The International Association of Speakers Bureaus is another organization for speakers with a host of vital resources.

I recommend: The IASB's annual gathering features some of the speaking field's most respected luminaries, as well as skill-building workshops and vibrant panel discussions. .

Tips & Tactics

Helpful advice for making the most of this Guide

• •  Look ahead to the trade shows that you plan on attending to get an idea of the different venues. If you foresee any shows that may be outside, purchasing a speakers trade show booth that can be displayed both inside and out may save you some money in the end.