With Strictly Come Dancing nearing the end of it's current series, we thought we would write a quick post about Chrisanne who supply many of the stunning dresses for the popular BBC show.

Companies and organisations throughout the UK are now using pop up banners (also know as roll up banner stands) and display stands as an effective yet low cost way to showcase their products and services.

Display Wizard are thrilled to announce that Willow Park recently won the ‘Field Marketing & Brand Experience’ SILVER trophy this year, for delivering the “Most Engaging Event”.

In a survey 87% of marketers said that face-to-face marketing is important to their company.

When buying a banner stand or pop up display stand most people look at one thing...........the price. This can be a costly mistake when buying anything with print because opting for a product with a rock bottom price often means cheaper media, which can result in a poor looking display.

Trade shows are a great way to showcase your product and raise awareness of your brand, but we understand that while you are planning for a show you do still have the responsibilities of your normal job role.

However, don’t feel that setting up for an exhibition has to be a time-consuming and stressful task. With our quick tips you can get more out of your trade shows…and fast!

We were extremely happy when we got asked to design the exhibition stand for ULMA packaging for the Processing & Packaging Machinery Association (PPMA) show back in September

We’re sure that you have started to notice these little black and white boxes appearing on various billboards and magazine ads, but how many of you actually know what they do and how they can benefit you and your product at your next exhibition?

Check out the super wide stand we recently produced for this years BBC Children in Need, which is our new 2000mm wide Original banner stand, which will be available on our website in the next few days.

While some of us were working in the cold and wet of Garstang, Lancashire, others were enjoying San Miguel and Sangria in sunny Spain.