For a B2B company, the trade fair presence offers ideal opportunities to celebrate the brand and offer visitors an unforgettable experience. Personal interaction plays a decisive role here, as does the visual and structural framework. In short: at the trade fair, the brand becomes the host.
On no other platform do B2B brandeteers have more space and room to present the brand and its content. Here they can clearly define their competitive position and open up and redesign their brand world for existing and potential customers.
Some companies have mastered the art of creating a world that develops a three-dimensional design language from the brand. This not only conveys important messages and associated images, but also creates a unique and unmistakable space for the visitor.
Unfortunately, some companies do not fully utilise their potential. They present themselves in a sober and uninspired way, with “Your partner for whatever” headlines and more or less matching stock photos on standardised exhibition walls. There is often a lack of differentiated colouring and innovative design options.
The question of which spatial forms suit a B2B brand and emphasise its uniqueness is often neglected. This is where there is real potential for marketeers and their B2B companies.
via: ONDESIGN
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