
- Be in the Know: Know your audience The theme of this year’s assembly is “See Possibilities – Together” The idea is that the radiology field has broadened its focus into the larger medical community. There will likely be more fields represented at this year’s meeting than ever before. Identify who you want your audience to be and customize your message to that group.
- Be Transparent: Send a clear message You want to make sure your key message is easily understood and can grab attention right away. Even if your product or service is complex, you want to be able to capture that attendee in the few seconds they are passing by your exhibit.
- Be Compelling: Inspire attendees to action with compelling creative Even in a small space, great design can turn heads. Being bold and creative can turn a lot of heads and create engagement.
- Be Consistent: Maintain continuity It’s a simple branding concept, but it remains an important one. Ensure your collateral and visuals match your booth and see those guidelines through. You don’t want your message getting lost in messy inconsistencies.
- Be Visual: Demonstrate your product It’s important for your audience to see how things work. Obviously, imaging is all about visuals. If you have the space and it’s feasible, showcasing your product on the floor is the best way to get buy-in.
- Be Seen: Show is better than tell, have a video demo If bringing your product to the event won’t work, a video demo will do the trick. Reach out to the experts at 2020 Exhibits for content creation and professional A/V equipment sales and rentals.