“Rent or Buy” Unbranded Trade Show Exhibit Literature

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This week, you can download Rent or Buy unbranded literature. Just add your company branding, then email it to your clients or post it on social media. As you know, Rent or Buy is a hot topic with exhibitors.  

This or That — Rent vs. Buy Your Trade Show Exhibit

Along the same lines as “Rent or Buy,” we created a “This or That” list… but with an exhibit industry twist. The Classic Exhibits team got the ball rolling. Add your choices to the list and bring those zingers to EXHIBITORLIVE. There just might be prizes for the best “This or That” submissions.

The 25 “This or That” List

  1. Single Flooring Padding or Double Padding?
  2. You Plug-in the Lights (Indianapolis) or They Plug-in the Lights (Chicago)
  3. Las Vegas or Orlando?
  4. Free Cookies or Free Stress Balls?
  5. Soft Seating or Barstools?
  6. Resort Fee or No Resort Fee? (OK, that’s an easy one)
  7. Early am Flight or Red-eye Flight?
  8. $38K Inline or $38K Island?
  9. Show Recommended Hotel or Off Premises?
  10. Bucket of Parts or Attached Connectors Assembly?
  11. Airport Coffee or Airline Coffee?
  12. Altoids or Breath Strips?
  13. Heels or Flats?
  14. Logo Clothing or Personal Attire?
  15. Cases or Crates?
  16. Client Setup or Hired Labor?
  17. An Early Night or An All Nighter?
  18. Dance on the Floor or Dance on the Bar?
  19. Spy on the Competition or Drinks with the Competition?
  20. 15 minutes w/ One Serious Prospect or 15 minutes with 4 Potential Prospects?
  21. Sit-down Breakfast or Coffee on the Go?
  22. EAC Labor or GSC Labor?
  23. Uber or Lyft?
  24. Shake Hands or Bump Fists?
  25. Material Handling or Drayage?

Start by quizzing your colleagues. Their answers just may surprise you. 😉 

Download the Unbranded Rent or Buy Versions

Rent or Buy Trade Show Inlines Downloadable Literature
Rent or Buy Trade Show Islands Downloadable Literature
Rent or Buy Exhibition Islands Downloadable Literature

For over 30 years, Classic Exhibits has been designing and building creative custom solutions for our Distributor Partners and their clients. As North America’s largest private-label exhibit manufacturer, we have the unmatched capability, capacity, and creativity to create 3D projects ranging from 10 x 10 inline displays to 60 x 80 double-deck islands. 

Find success on the trade show floor with an exhibit that reflects your marketing message. For more information, see www.classicexhibits.com and explore Exhibit Design Search or request a meeting with a Classic Distributor Partner.

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