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By putting yourself behind the wheel and raising brand awareness on the go, you can harness the power of live demonstrations and eye-catching aesthetics to increase audience engagement and stay one step ahead of the competition.

With the British Army kicking off their latest recruitment campaign, The Events Structure is proud to be supporting them on their tour around the UK.

From live demonstrations to impactful aesthetics, there are a number of benefits that come with marketing on the move. Here we break down some benefits exclusive to pop-up events which have the power to maximise your ROI and help you get the most out of your next event.

Exhibition units offer a powerful solution for businesses looking to educate, upskill and develop their team - bringing a number of unique business benefits on top of an immersive platform for this education.

Pop-up retail now contributes £2.3 billion to the UK economy, increasing at a much faster rate than first predicted. Pop-up stores are now increasingly popular and provide retailers with a number of benefits.

Following a successful 2015 at The Events Structure we have added to our fleet an exciting new exhibition unit to deliver addition roadshow trailer; introducing, Momentum, a highly impressive roadshow truck.

Making a splash in your sector is no easy feat, requiring not only a concrete strategy for success but an innovative approach to every marketing activity you undertake. Experiential marketing brings with it a number of unique business benefits:

Our latest roadshow truck addition, Vanquish a highly flexible 13.4 metre exhibition unit, equally suited to B2B and B2C applications. The exhibition truck has a feeling of openness and accessibility whilst maintaining a strong onsite physical presence.

Bringing a new product to market in the competitive landscape of retail can be a real challenge. In this article, we discuss how employee engagement can greatly help to boost your sales.

According to predictions by Vend, the online POS software provider, more and more web brands will be setting up stores in 2015. However, is bricks and mortar stores the way forward, or should online brands opt for pop-up experiential space?