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a Trade Show Rental – making the most of your trade show budget
Trade Show Rentals: why purchasing an exhibit is not always the best option It's often difficult for small business owners to lay out the money for a trade show exhibit. And for those business owners and exhibitors who only attend one or two trade shows a year, buying a trade show exhibit might not be the best choice. After all, buying a trade show exhibit requires that you have a place to store it when you are not attending shows. Moreover, you may have different display needs from show to show, and not want to invest in a permament trade show display exhibit that will not match your changing needs. If any of these points pertains to you, then a trade show rental might be your best bet. Many trade show exhibitors grapple with how they can meet their business needs when, for example, they have to attend two trade shows at one time, or their capital expenditure budget money is very low, or they only do one trade show a year, of they have too many trade shows to attend than their exhibit properties can satisfy. For businesses like these, trade show rentals are a terrific option. While purchasing a trade show exhibit might break the bank, a trade show rental can often satisfy even the smallest budgets. Trade show rentals can come in a wide variety of professional and custom arrangements. Best of all, if you use a trade show rental, you don’t have to worry about storing your display between trade shows. So if you only use your trade show exhibit once or twice a year, a trade show rental might be the solution you are looking for. Many companies offer trade show rental exhibits in an array of custom features – features can be added and sizes changed. So be sure to check with your trade show exhibit company to see what options they offer, and pick and choose the elements that you like. To figure out whether a trade show rental is within your budget, you have to also consider the other costs associated with exhibiting at a trade show. So... How Much Does It Cost to Exhibit at a Trade Show?Trade show booth space rates vary according to industry, as well as by the size, location and popularity of the show. Gigantic shows generally command the most money from trade show exhibitors — some shows bring in up to six figures for booths. Package deals are the most economical way to get your feet wet at a trade show. Promoters generally offer a turn-key 10-by-10-foot booth package for as little as $2,000 at small shows. And if you can latch on to a big company's partner pavilion, you may be able to sneak into even a giant trade show at a reasonable cost. Typically though, you should probably budget a total of $10,000 per trade show exhibit. This should cover all expenses of an average booth, with the following cost breakdown: · Space: 24% For more information on trade shows and trade show exhibits, browse through the links to the left and throughout the pages of this site.
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