Trade Shows

Consistent results, critical successes.

Be the talk of the show. We can help you promote your product or service to captive audiences at trade and consumer shows, whether it’s a custom booth, signage, handouts or trained professionals to speak on your behalf.

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	Hammond Manufacturing
		After we created a ‘wow’ factor with the Hammond power outlet strips packaging, Hammond’s sales manager hired us to update the existing trade show materials as well. We were asked to retrofit an existing tabletop booth with new graphics. The only parameters were to use existing photography and incorporate the Hammond red colour. We were able to purchase stock industrial photos for the graphics, and mix in some existing photos of the Hammond product offering to create a very impressive booth. In addition to providing us with the opportunity to work on a great piece of business, we want to thank Hammond for the many referrals the company has given us.
	Oil Lift Systems
		Oil Lift Systems, a manufacturer of above ground elevating devices, required a trade show booth as well as an accompanying trade ad campaign. We strategically decided to promote the fact that an above-ground system is very affordable—from installation to service. To grab attention and build intrigue, our creative team developed a campaign featuring a groundhog in a hard hat. After the first trade show, four complete systems were sold and enough revenue was generated to offset the cost of the entire campaign.
	Fernlea Flowers
		The Fernlea project involved retrofitting an existing trade show booth with new graphics. The brief contained one key statement: “Make me feel like I’m in a greenhouse.” The entire project was completed within a ten-day deadline. Through the use of creative photography, greenhouse trussing, and fresh flowers, we were able to capture that greenhouse feeling, while still enabling booth portability from show to show.
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