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EPISODE · Apr 4, 2025 · 39 MIN

From Table Top to Backdrops: Trade Show Booth Display Ideas For Small Budgets

from Marketing with Purpose · host MayeCreate Design

After years of wandering trade show aisles like a couple of booth anthropologists, Stacy and Monica may have cracked the code on standing out without emptying your wallet.   We just dropped a new podcast episode that's basically our brain dump of every budget-friendly trade show hack we've discovered. Because let's be honest—those giant fancy booths with their LED walls and custom furniture? Yeah, most of us don't have that kind of cash lying around.   In our latest episode, we're sharing all our secrets on: Our "pattern-breaking" trick that makes people notice your booth first The $40 floor hack that literally everyone comments on Why you should never (ever!) sit behind your table like a receptionist The giveaways people actually keep vs. the expensive ones still sitting in our office closet (oops) How Canva + an old laptop = movement magic in your booth   As self-described "coupon clippers and thrift store shoppers," we've gotten pretty good at making our booth look impressive while keeping our accountant happy. Give it a listen!   Read the fully formatted blog post to accompany this episode at: [MayeCreate.com]

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