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EXHIBITION STANDS

He has a spot at the fair. Now for the stand.

How big, what goes on it and what it costs: an exhibitor only finds out in your quote. With a module on your own site, he finds out himself before he calls.

Perqli believes buying custom should feel as clear as buying off the shelf. For the exhibitor, and for you.

Quayside Stands
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  • 6 x 8 m, 48 m²
  • Corner stand, two sides open
  • Counter, Storage, Bar

Per show €14,000 to €19,000

This is how it looks on a stand builder’s site. Quayside Stands is made up.

One exhibitor, two ways

He isn’t looking for a phone number, but for ideas and first answers: what’s possible, what fits him and roughly what it costs.

He always starts in the same place. The difference is what your site does once he wants to know what’s possible for him.

MIN. 1He looks aroundHis spot at the fair is booked. He opens a few stand builders.
MIN. 10He comes to your siteHe sees what you can do, not yet what it becomes for him.
HERE THE WAY SPLITS
MIN. 12A formLeave his details and wait for your call. His interest fades.
DAY 2A call from zero“Which fair was it? How many metres do you have?”
MIN. 15He draws his standHis spot, his counter, his name on the beam. And roughly what it costs.
DAY 1A call about details“Can the counter be in our house colour?”
  1. MIN. 1He looks aroundHis spot at the fair is booked. He opens a few stand builders.
  2. MIN. 10He comes to your siteHe sees what you can do, not yet what it becomes for him.
  3. HERE THE WAY SPLITS
  4. MIN. 12A formLeave his details and wait for your call. His interest fades.MIN. 15He draws his standHis spot, his counter, his name on the beam. And roughly what it costs.
  5. DAY 2A call from zero“Which fair was it? How many metres do you have?”DAY 1A call about details“Can the counter be in our house colour?”
TRY IT

Try it yourself

Play the exhibitor: make the stand 6 by 8, add a bar, and see what reaches Quayside Stands.

A drawing

Quayside Stands is a made-up company. The tool is real.

Quayside Stands

  • Projects
  • Show calendar
  • Workshop
  • Contact

Stands built to fit

See your stand before you call.

Seven questions from your booking. Then you see your stand drawn, with what it costs per show.

Since
2004
Stands a year
120
Own workshop
3,000 m²

At Quayside Stands, the request comes in with the drawing and every answer in it. So the first call is about his stand, not his booking.

It works the same for shop fitting, a showroom and an event pavilion.

What reaches you

Not “call me back”, but an enquiry with every answer and his drawing. Nothing to work out again.

THE ENQUIRY
Stand
6 x 8 m, 48 m²
Open
Corner stand, two sides open
Look
Eye-catching
On the stand
Counter, Storage, Bar
Shows
One show
Price he saw
€14,000 to €19,000
THE PDF

Quayside-Stands-drawing-Hollis-Coffee.pdf

His drawing and price, to pass on to whoever decides.

THE MOMENT

21:40

Tuesday evening. Nobody had to pick up.

THE FIRST CALL

Starts at the colour of the counter, not at how big the stand is.

How your module comes about

Not a standard product like the demo. Yours works with your rules and looks like your site.

  1. Half an hour on your rules

    How you work out a price, and what your buyers always ask.

  2. Perqli builds it

    On your prices, in the style of your own site.

  3. Testing together, in rounds

    You try it, Perqli adjusts, until it’s right.

  4. Live on your own site

    One line of code. Your site stays as it is.

  5. Four weeks of watching

    After launch, Perqli keeps an eye on it and adjusts.

A drawing like the demo’s: from €8,000, then the Complete plan from €89 a month.

How the price is built

Sound familiar?

  1. Good buyers leave

    They want to know what’s possible before they call. If they can’t find out, they leave, and you never even know they were there.

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  2. Wrong buyers cost time

    Someone still looking around, someone who finds out at the quote that it’s too expensive, or that you don’t make what he needs. Each one costs a call, sometimes a quote.

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  3. Right buyers start from zero

    When a good buyer does call, the first conversation goes on the basics. The same questions, every time.

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  4. The first quote takes hours

    For every real enquiry, someone works out the same reasoning again, by hand.

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