Print that supports the job
Keep venue graphics and visitor handouts connected from arrival to follow-up. The useful starting point is the task the reader or visitor needs to complete. Then select the size, material and distribution method that make that task easier.
Roller banners, temporary signs, programmes, passes and handouts. Match the mix to the audience and the location rather than ordering every format by default.
Plan around real constraints
Work backwards from venue access and setup times. Check display dimensions, fire or fixing rules with the organiser, and allow a final proof window.
From brief to approved print
- List the audience, venue, display or distribution point and required date.
- Confirm the content owner and approval route for names, prices, dates and any regulated wording.
- Choose a small set of complementary formats and request a specification and quote.
- Proof the final artwork at its finished size before production.
Relevant products
Exhibition displays
Build a stand that tells visitors who you help before they reach the table.
Read the guide →Roller banners
A portable display should make sense in a few seconds at a busy venue.
Read the guide →Make the quote clear
Send quantities for each item, finished sizes, artwork status, collection or delivery details and the date each item must be in hand. Tell us if the campaign has several locations or versions.