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A 10’ booth space may seem like a lot of space to fill up, especially if you are just starting out and do not have any tradeshow displays, but you may be surprised how your booth can look lost in the sea of other booths at a tradeshow. It is amazing how much smaller your booth can look along side a 20’ booth or a corner booth. In this article we will discuss some tricks to maximize a small 10’ booth space. The first thing you can do back at your office is to actually tape off the booth dimensions so you can have a visual feel of how much space you will need to fill. Imagine the floor space and even the wall space you are going to use. Even if you don’t have wall space you should imagine the end of your space in a vertical block. Think about the unexpected. Does your neighbor have a behemoth exhibit that is going to block the vision to your booth as they walk the exhibit floor? What about unexpected curtains and pillars? There can be one thousand surprises, so you should be prepared for anything. The good news is that you can use some practical solutions to exhibit successfully, and maximize your 10’ tradeshow booth space with a couple of tips. First tip, is to remain flexible and be prepared to adjust your plan accordingly. Portable exhibit displays, such as retractable banners, and Hopup backwall displays and counters are great because you can move them around the booth to adjust to any unforeseen issues. Another great tip is to make sure you catch the eye of your visitors. Regardless of your booth space, you should make sure your displays are bright and colorful, yet simple. Do not put too much information on your retractable banner or your Hopup backwall display. The main goal is to entice your visitors to stop at your booth so that you can have a conversation about your business. Stay tuned for our next article in the series of maximizing your 10’ tradeshow booth space. This series of articles will give you some valuable tips for viable display options when your booth space is tight. Visit our website at www.banneranddisplaydirect.com to see some great solutions for your next tradeshow event. [/et_pb_text][/et_pb_column][/et_pb_row][/et_pb_section]