Trade Show Marketing Blog

Throughout the month of August, MODdisplays will be giving away a free 19″ monitor with the purchase of any Alumalite Display with monitor mount. Modern, hybrid trade show exhibits like the Alumalite are becoming more and more popular as exhibitors become increasingly aware of the impact multimedia can have on their trade show marketing program. MODdisplays rendering department is constantly producing new Alumalite designs in an effort to further distance our company from its competition:

Alumalite exhibits are very configurable, and have a distinguished, custom-looking appearance that sets them apart. Visitors and attendees will get the impression that you’ve spent a fortune with a custom exhibit house, but you’ll know you’ve spent a fraction of that cost with MODdisplays. Alumalite booths are also extremely portable, which will cut down on the cost of shipping and drayage.

To take advantage of this special offer, give us a call at 877.663.3976 or email sales@moddisplays.com.

MODdisplays now offers the ability to add a monitor mount to your popup display for only $140. The simple to use, low profile monitor mount allows you to mount any flat screen monitor between 19″ - 23″ to the front of your popup display. Despite the fact that our aluminum frames are extremely lightweight, they are designed to be able to hold multiple monitors and shelving units without any strength issues.

If you have any questions about adding monitor mounts to your popup displays, please let us know by calling 877.663.3976. We are always standing by to take your call.

Is there no company out there that can create a system to provide affordable, reliable internet connectivity at trade shows?

Frustrated exhibitors are tired of spending exorbitant amounts of money for a few hours of painfully slow internet service at the convention center. At times, the connection is barely usable, which can result in huge losses for exhibitors who were relying on the internet for presentations or sales tools (*note to exhibitors* - always have a backup plan in preparation for slow connectivity).

According to the Center for Exhibition Industry Research, there has been a dramatic rise in multimedia usage at conventions and expos within the last five years, and exhibitors are finding the internet more and more useful as product catalogs and marketing tools are transferred into digital form. Unfortunately, exhibitors consistently rely on the internet to transmit data to potential clients, and many leads have been lost due to slow internet connections.

The company that tackles this problem will strike gold. There are literally tens of thousands of frustrated exhibitors who would give their right arm to be able to quickly access important information at the expo. Exhibitors worldwide look forward to the chance to see this technology develop.