3x3 M Xpressions XSNAP Pop Up Display

3x3 M Xpressions XSNAP Pop Up Display When you go out into the business world to explore the many opportunities in buying a trade show exhibit, none will jump out at you quite like the Xpression's Snap replacement panel Pop Up graphic system. When you initially see the Xpression's Snap exhibit, you recognize that the system is very flexible insofar as the single skins are able to be connected to multiple hubs, and having the ability to attach skins from the front hubs to the rear hubs is a huge game changer. The Xpression's Snap has great versatility, it is no wonder that it has become such a popular display in the showrooms of so many trade show display retailers across the country.

Over the past few years, ShopForExhibits has grown to be a major retailer of trade show booths over the internet, and because of that, are considered to be a wealth of information about the trade show industry. Lowell Nickens, who is the owner of SFE, began his career in the trade show exhibit business by starting a trade show decorating company called Classic Exposition which he operated for 10 years before selling the decorating business to GES. after that event, Nickens created an display manufacturing business called Classic Exhibits which he ran for 21 years before moving into the online business marketing exhibits. Because Lowell, created or developed most of the products Classic Exhibits sold himself, his knowledge can be a huge asset in deciding what would be the optimum options for your individual trade show exhibit needs. After reviewing the products we sell, please feel free to call and let us hear your thoughts and questions.

Optima Graphics has become, the undisputed leading graphic supplier in the trade show exhibit industry, for those businesses that purchase graphics for their organizations and trade show exhibit customers. What caused Optima to achieve such a position in the exhibit market? To begin with, the owner of Optima Graphics, Jim Hoffman, did a phenomenal job connecting with the group of distributors that were available to him, and by placing new cutting edge products in the hands of those distributors, created a tremendous amount of loyalty from them. Over the years, Jim kept coming out with new products and innovative ways of doing old things which kept his message fresh in the minds of his distributors. It's common knowledge that you can have good products, but if you can't get them out the door and to your customers in time, it's of no consequence. Optima has done so well with service and turn-around times that distributors naturally gravitate toward them. Finally, it should be said that the culture at Optima is conducive to attracting a group of real nice people who work hard to serve their customers and meet the needs of the distributor network they serve. So, for those of us in the trade show business, Optima has earned out loyalty many times over, and I'm certain we'll continue to work with them in the future.