Event Branding

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Event Branding More Than Just Banners

Transcript of Event Branding

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Event BrandingMore Than Just Banners

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Innovative event branding is vital for today's modern event, reflecting your own brand and those of your sponsors in a planned way is the key to successful event look.  In a step up from the last decade a few simple banner stands are not likely to engage your audience and event branding opportunities should be linked in with useful signage and wayfinding to provide a cohesive graphics solution.

Innovation

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The advancements in promotional material means that today's consumer is far savvier than ever before and the branding of an event requires harder work to obtain positive results.  Sometimes companies brand guidelines go out of the window the minute they arrive on site, so event managers should always work very closely with the marketing department to ensure the brand is carried across all company activity.

Advanced Events Management

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Many people now feel as though they have reached a saturation point with sponsorship and advertising and this has to be reflected in the presentation of an event. It is only natural that a company or charity would aim to get the most exposure for their brand but it has to be done in a certain way so as not to detract from the aims of the event. Having flags and banners everywhere on site is likely to be a turn-off for many consumers and actually do more harm than good. Too many banners and flags for the sake of having them can be a bad example of event branding but there can be ways to use them in a positive fashion to offer balanced branding and sponsor representation.

Clever Promotion

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Successful event branding can depend on the location of the event that is being used and the style and nature of the event. If the location is a traditional or historical venue, too much hi-Tec gadgetry or signage will jar with the look of the location. However, traditional style flags or banners hung from relevant locations may be able to draw on the look expected from the venue while giving an opportunity to promote a brand or company. Having a single look and feel to branding can assist with creating uniformity across branding efforts without it overpowering the room or event.

Location Planning

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A better image for an organisation can be obtained by combining their event branding material with signage and wayfinding that point out directions or perhaps relay the running order of the day. These signs provide important information for guests, so they are providing a good service to the visitors. There is also a very good reason for people to come up close to these signs and read the information contained upon them so placing a logo or brand name in the corner of these signs will make a better connection with customers.

Effective Management

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It is possible to combine event branding opportunities with information for people and this is one way to improve the quality of the communication method. As this information is of value, the guests will not find the material intrusive and in fact, it may help them form a positive impression of the company. After all, if the company's brand or name is associated with being helpful and informative, the guest or visitor is likely to think of the company in this way, helping to create a good base for a relationship.

The Power of Information