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New ESP Store Website Coming Soon

In Booth Rentals,display boards for trade shows,Display Booth,Display Booths,Display Rentals,Display Stands,ESP News,Exhibit Booth,Exhibit Display,fabric trade show display,Oversize Banners,Portable Booth,Portable Displays,Show Displays,Trade Show Booths,Trade Show Displays,Trade Show Graphics,Trade Show Marketing,trade show planning,Trade Show Pop Up,Trade Show Tips,Trade Shows,Uncategorized,Video Conference on April 25, 2015 by ESP Extraordinary Show Productions Ltd. Tagged: , , , , , , , , , ,

ESP front pageNew ESP Store Website Coming Soon!

We’ve got exciting new changes coming to our store. We’ve selected a new shop platform that we will be transitioning to in the next few months. The new shop will include an easy to use interface, and make it more efficient for each visitor to search and find products. For more information contact us at esp@expexhibits.com

We will be sending out more information as we get closer to the transition.

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Sweet Deals on ShowStyle Pro32 Self-Packing Tabletop Display

In Portable Displays on February 13, 2014 by ESP Extraordinary Show Productions Ltd. Tagged:

ShowStyle Pro32 by Prezenta is a self-packing portable tabletop display that transforms into a display board approx. 64″w x 32″h. Ideal for for use at trade shows or individual meetings by sales reps, recruiters, teachers, trainers, and managers. Price includes blank arch-shaped header which packs handily into the back.
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ShowStyle Pro32 Features:
•    Velcro-ready fabric display surface available in 6 colors
•    A blank arched header to display your logo graphic or tagline
•    Self-packing/compact convenience
•    Lightweight at just 20 lbs. with 14 sq. ft. of graphic area

Free Ground Shipping!
ShowStyle Pro32 sets up in mere seconds – just unfold, slip the header into its slots and your tabletop display is ready for show. Graphics can remain attached for packing and storage.

Turnaround Time:  Usually ships in 24 hours.

The self-packing case measures approx. 18″ x 32″ x 4″d and features an exclusive hideaway handle grip that pushes down to show and up to go – and disappears when the display is in use.

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3D Banner Stands for 2014

In Display Booths,Portable Displays on January 31, 2014 by ESP Extraordinary Show Productions Ltd. Tagged:

esp_31aLights, movement, and colorful trade show graphics . . . these are the secrets to getting noticed at trade shows or special events.

3D Banner Stands from ESP are unlike any other banner stands. Our 3D Banner Stands do more than just stand there. They get you noticed. Graphics detach in seconds so you can easily change your exhibit marketing campaign from trade show to trade show.

Every 3D Banner Stand packs flat and assembles in minutes.

Find out more here.

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NEW DYE SUB PRINTER – Valuejet 2628TD

In Display Booth,Portable Displays,Trade Show Displays on January 27, 2014 by ESP Extraordinary Show Productions Ltd. Tagged: , ,

Introducing our new Dye Sub Printer!

Valuejet Dyesub Printer

Our new ValueJet  2628TD, is designed for soft signage applications for both polyester fabrics
and dye-sublimation paper, such as POP-displays, trade show graphics, museum fine art and wall murals. Incorporating a new 8-channel print head technology, using On Demand Piezo Driving Method and encompassing patented Intelligent Interweaving “wave” Print Technique that virtually eliminates banding.

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• Delivers superior line sharpness (high def color)
• Photo quality (better resolution)
• Continuous tones
• Smooth transitions
• Wide color gamut
• Run two types of ink simultaneously
• Up to 447sq/ft/hr with the new Dual Head Design. (Now you can get your display prints faster!)

Call ESP today to find out more about our new printer.

(619) 222-8813

 

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PORTABLE COUNTERS & KIOSKS for 2014

In Portable Displays on January 22, 2014 by ESP Extraordinary Show Productions Ltd. Tagged:

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UltraForm is well recognized in the industry for consistent quality and the largest variety of cabinet and counter styles for trade shows, special events, and face-to-face marketing.  UltraForm offers numerous counters and pedestals in many shapes, sizes, and finish options. Add-ons like locking storage, shelf kits and more are available for many UltraForm counters.

UltraForm Tradition is the original line of portable modular, collapsible counters, product displays, and furniture.  Built with a flexible tambour wall, Ultraform Tradition cabinets support 200 lbs. and set up quickly without tools.

UltraForm UltraLite cabinets are lighter weight and less expensive.  UltraLite is made with flexible plastic tambour and black ABS tops that support up to 150 lbs. Many of the cabinets have the same curve as a pop up so they can nest against the backwall.   UltraLite panels are finished with fabric; graphic wraps can be added to some models.

Fast, simple assembly:  Assemble in minutes without tools.
Compact breakdown:  Counters knock down to ship in wheeled, roto-molded cases that are UPS and Fedex shippable.

Warranty: Limited Lifetime Warranty that all UltraForm counters will be free from physical defects in materials or workmanship under normal use by the original owner.

UltraForm Cabinets & Counters:  http://tinyurl.com/UltraForm
Although only the most popular models are on our website, we do offer the complete line. If you don’t see what you need, let us know.  Chances are we’ll have the perfect Ultraform trade show stand, pedestal, counter, or cabinet for you!

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No Stress Trade Show Service

In Display Booths,Exhibit Booth,Portable Displays,Trade Show Displays,Trade Show Exhibits,Trade Show Marketing,Trade Show Tips,Trade Shows on September 30, 2013 by ESP Extraordinary Show Productions Ltd. Tagged: , ,

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Our customers have confidence knowing their exhibit will be delivered, 100% complete and “show ready” for every event. We learn your events schedule and help plan the execution, ESP will help make your next event stress free. Contact us today or link to our site for more helpful information.

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Right directions for Exhibit Marketing

In Display Booth,Display Booths,Display Stands,Exhibit Booth,Portable Displays,Trade Show Exhibits,Trade Show Marketing,Trade Shows on September 23, 2013 by ESP Extraordinary Show Productions Ltd. Tagged: , , , , , , ,

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Trade Show 101 – Just Getting Started?

In display boards for trade shows,Display Booth,Display Booths,Display Rentals,Display Stands,Exhibit Booth,Exhibit Display,fabric trade show display,Portable Booth,Portable Displays,Show Displays,Trade Show Booths,Trade Show Displays,Trade Show Exhibits,Trade Show Graphics,Trade Show Marketing,trade show planning,Trade Show Pop Up,Trade Show Tips,Trade Shows,Uncategorized on May 30, 2013 by ESP Extraordinary Show Productions Ltd. Tagged: , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,

Trade shows are an important part of marketing your company, and the contacts and impression you make at a trade show can be critical to your success. There are some basic steps to consider for making the most of your trade show experience. Click the link below to learn more.
How to Plan for a Tradeshow: Trade Show Basics by ESP

http://www.espexhibits.com

Trade show basics by ESP helps you with all the steps to plan a successful tradeshow exhibit with tips on exhibit.

Timeline

Begin with creating a timeline that will help you avoid last-minute rush charges and lost opportunities. There are a number of software packages available specifically for project management. Or, you can just use a simple spreadsheet or word processing program. Use this Trade Show Preparation Timeline  as a guideline in developing a schedule tailored to your trade show participation.

For organizational purposes, it is nice to create a notebook divided into sections, including budget, shipping information, trade show services, graphics, promotions, travel logistics, and miscellaneous information.

Strategy

Research the trade show. Review who will be attending as well as the trade show’s history. Many trade shows begin their space reservations before the previous show closes. Visit the show’s website. The majority of trade shows are available for exhibit booth space signup through the Internet.

Sign up as soon as you make the decision to participate – this could prevent late signup costs. Most trade show organizers will ask for an initial deposit to confirm your booth space and then provide you with the due dates for additional payments.

Determine who will be part of your exhibit team which may be both internal and external personnel.  Setup a meeting with your team and determine their assignments and deadlines.

A handy method for keeping track of each task is to jot down on your calendar each task per specific date and follow-up when you turn to that date.   You also should determine exhibit design, promotions, lead handling processes, staffing and logistics.

Exhibit Design

It is important to have an idea what you would like for your exhibit design, meet with other members of your marketing/sales department and determine what your message should be for this trade show. If you will be building or renting an exhibit, planning should begin at least three months in advance. If you are going to be using structure already available and making minor or no modifications to existing booth graphics, this can be done in about a month.

Promotion

Trade show organizers will allow you to rent prior years’ attendee lists as well as the current year’s pre-registered attendees. With these lists, you will be able to send notices of your trade show participation as well as the exhibit booth number. Additional promotional strategies also are provided by show organizers and should be included in your exhibitor-services manual.

This also is a good time to determine what promotional giveaways and literature to handout during the show. Add this to your time schedule.

Lead Handling and Collateral

Work with your marketing/sales team to determine what information you will want to obtain from attendees. Decide whether you will use an electronic or manual system for retrieving leads during the trade show. You should also determine what your post-show lead fulfillment plan would be. This should be done about three months prior to the show.

Staffing

Decide who will be attending the trade show and staffing your booth as soon as possible in order to communicate any show particulars and share your show strategy. You will need these names to order exhibitor badges as well as providing the staff information on show dates, location, conference registration, hotel accommodations, and air and ground travel arrangements.

Installation and Dismantling (I&D)

Determine who will be installing and dismantling your booth well in advance of the trade show. Estimate how many hours it takes and the dates you will be setting up and tearing down your booth. Provide this to the show organizers by completing the paperwork located in the exhibitor-services manual. This should be done about 30-45 days prior to setup.

Shipping

Determine what you will be shipping to show i.e. structure, equipment, display hardware, giveaways, literature, and supplies. This will help you decide what type of carrier you should use – van line or air freight. Provide the pertinent trade show information to your carrier and they will determine when your shipment should be ready for transport. Make your return shipping plans with your carrier at the same time.

The return shipment date can be determined by referring to the trade show teardown date and scheduling the pickup for the day after show closing.  This should be done at least two months prior to the show.

On-site Services

When you receive your exhibitor-services manual, all of the on-site services deadlines will be identified such as: material handling, carpet rental, furnishings, floral arrangements, cleaning, electrical needs, and computer equipment rental. Order online or complete the paperwork for each service you will be using. Normally, there is a discount for providing this information early.

At the Show

Prior to the trade show, make a list of details to be completed at the show including: picking up badges, confirming you have received all items ordered, ensuring your shipment has arrived, supervision of exhibit installation, pick up lead retrieval systems and blank bills of lading.

Show Close

Dismantling usually begins as soon as the show closes although not in all cases. This information can be found in your exhibitor-services manual. It is usually the time you return your lead retrieval system as well as audio visual and computer equipment. Normally, the floral will be yours to keep; however, plants ordered are typically on a rental basis and will be picked up by the floral company. The furnishings also will be picked up soon after show closing.

Exhibit dismantling sometimes can be started immediately upon show closing although some trade show organizers may wait until the next day. The repackaging of your exhibit is done after dismantle and, at that time, the completed bill of lading should be turned into the exhibitor services center. If you do not submit your bill of lading, your shipment will not be released to your designated carrier but rather it will be sent via the shipper of choice of the trade show contractor company.

Post Show

The trade show is over and it has been a success! Now is the time to turn leads over to the appropriate sales people; submit a personal expense report; work with the exhibit house to inventory the exhibit and determine necessary repairs; review final show invoices and finalize show budgets.   ESP can help you with any of the above details. We are ready to help you with our range of products, advice and experience for successful trade show participation.

 

Your First Trade Show

Advice for your First Trade Show Display

If this is your first time at a trade show, you are possibly a little bit nervous about how the event will unfold and if you’ve forgotten anything in organizing your display.

This is one of the advantages of dealing with ESP – a company that can help you every step of the way. We’ve seen all kinds of trade shows and displays and there is little for which we can’t provide either some advice or a definitive answer.

But let’s go back to the beginning for a moment and speak to those who are just beginning to think about their first display.

What are the criteria for your first trade show display?

Price

Either you’ve put together a budget yourself, or you’ve been given one by your company. In any case, the total cost of your trade show display is a determining factor in what you should be looking at.

  1. If your budget is under $5000.00, you should consider portable tabletop displays, freestanding popup displays such as SALESMATE presentation displays, XpressionsSNAP 3D popup displays, VBURST! stretch fabric popup displays, classic popup displays with Velcro-friendly fabric panels or mural graphic panels, folding panel display packages, or banner stands.
  2. More elaborate portable displays and simple modular display systems or possibly a combination of these display types usually fall within the budget range of $5,000.00 to $10,000.00.
  3. If you have more to play with, say between $10,000.00 and $30,000.00, you should be looking at simple to slightly customized modular display systems and full custom displays depending on the size of your display booth and the image you want to portray.
  4. And if price is no object, then you should consider custom modular display systems and full custom exhibits. Note that custom exhibits can be modular to a degree although they usually don’t have the same flexibility as modular display systems and are often heavier and bulkier resulting in higher shipping and show site drayage costs.

Combining display types is an option to help you meet budget objectives. For example, you can combine a tabletop display or a freestanding portable popup display with a banner stand.  Or you can use three banner stands to create a 10’w display backwall in your exhibit booth space.

Also, popup displays can be combined with modular display systems to help meet budget restrictions.  The possibilities are virtually unlimited.

Space

  1. If your trade show booth space is linear (in a line with several other exhibit booths), your display is usually restricted to a height of 8′. While any display type can be used in a linear space, the most common are freestanding popup displays such as classic pop ups, XpressionsSNAP 3D popup displays, VBURST! stretch fabric popup displays, folding panel display systems and tabletop displays. Multiple banner stands are also frequently used to create a linear booth space backwall.
  2. For island and peninsula (also known as end cap) exhibit booth spaces, the typical display is either a modular panel system or a custom exhibit. Although less common, portable popup displays are also used in island and peninsula spaces.

Multiple story displays are almost always custom exhibits or a combination of custom and modular display systems.

Portability

If you’re looking for the best in portability and convenience; if your ideal trade show display is something you can transport and set up yourself or ship inexpensively, you should be looking at portable tabletop displays, freestanding popup displays, and banner stands

 

These portable displays are lightweight and usually can be transported by car, plane, or via express shippers.

If you want an idea of how the preparation for a trade show should look, take the time to read our Trade Show 101 section.

And don’t forget, if you’re confused at all or feel overwhelmed while planning your first trade show display, please feel free to call 619-222-8813 or contact us anytime for advice.

http://www.espexhibits.com/trade-show-planning.php

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A Trade Show Exhibit for any budget

In display boards for trade shows,Display Booth,Display Booths,Display Rentals,Display Stands,Exhibit Booth,Exhibit Display,fabric trade show display,Portable Booth,Portable Displays,Show Displays,Trade Show Booths,Trade Show Displays,Trade Show Exhibits,Trade Show Graphics,Trade Show Marketing,trade show planning,Trade Show Pop Up,Trade Show Tips,Trade Shows on April 5, 2013 by ESP Extraordinary Show Productions Ltd. Tagged: , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,

A Trade Show Exhibit for any budget

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Whatever your budget dictates, ESP has a solution to meet your exhibiting needs. From table throws and banner stands to popup booths and from custom portable to custom modular, we’ve got it covered with no rush fees – EVER.

Shop online at your convenience http://ow.ly/jNoEb, browse our Virtual Showroom http://ow.ly/jNpd2, or call us for a consultation and custom quote 619.222.8813.

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What is SEG?

In Exhibit Booth,Portable Displays,Trade Show Displays,Trade Show Exhibits,Trade Show Tips,Uncategorized on August 12, 2011 by ESP Extraordinary Show Productions Ltd.

Trade show displays including backwalls, meeting rooms and exhibit display towers made of an aluminum frame system and SEG graphics are becoming more and more popular.  So what is SEG?

SEG Installation

SEG Fabric Graphic Installation

SEG fabric graphics are finished with a silicone welting sewn to the back perimeter edge of the fabric.  Unlike round beaded finishing options, SEG is a flat silicon welting.  This edge is then inserted into a groove on the perimeter of the frame to create a taut, flat display.

The result is a fantastic vibrant display that is lightweight, easy to assemble, and durable.  It saves you time and money by reducing shipping costs and assembly costs on the trade show floor.

Examples of trade show display systems using SEG graphics include:

Infinity is a wall mounted aluminum frame system that uses SEG graphics.

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