5 Ways to Control Exhibit Costs

September 29, 2014 by Taylor Studios in Budgeting & Costs

Exhibits cost money. No surprise there. Sometimes, they and since most people don’t purchase new exhibits every day or even every decade, sticker shock can set in.

Lots of factors influence what exhibit costs.

For a design/build project, clients can expect to pay a design fee and, of course, the cost of the time and materials required to build, ship, install, and manage an exhibit project. Those are the very most basic ingredients that make up a project budget, and, of course, there are lots of nuances that drive those costs. Things like how much travel is required and even the number of miles between the client and design firm can make a difference. More distance = more money.

Ways to control costs

Fortunately for clients, there are also ways to help control costs. And, since just about everyone enjoys saving some green where they can, here are five miscellaneous things – some big, some small – that can help keep dollars where they belong – in your pocket or, preferably, in an even bigger, more attention-grabbing WOW exhibit.

Now it’s your turn. How do you control your exhibit costs?