Exhibition Catalog
An Exhibition Catalog is a discovery and presentation catalog created for events and industry showcases. It is optimized for “browsing experience” and multi-company visibility: a curated product set that helps visitors discover solutions quickly.
Exhibition catalogs are commonly used as “virtual expo” catalogs — often with a defined time window.
When to use an Exhibition Catalog
Use an Exhibition Catalog to:
- publish a catalog for a trade show, conference, or industry event
- create a cross-company showcase (associations, partner ecosystems, consortiums)
- present categories and products for discovery without commercial negotiation
What an Exhibition Catalog typically contains
- products (often from multiple companies, if enabled)
- category-level structure to guide navigation (“what you can find here”)
- technical highlights, media, documents
- community and facet tagging for filtering and thematic browsing
Typically does not include pricing.
If you need pricing and MOQ, use a Sales Catalog.
Lifecycle and governance
Exhibition catalogs are frequently:
- time-limited (start/end dates aligned with event schedule)
- curated and editorial (strong focus on presentation quality and consistency)
- published for broad visibility (public or semi-public)
Best practices
- Keep the catalog “tight”: fewer, higher-quality entries outperform large noisy lists.
- Ensure each product has strong visuals and a complete technical summary.
- Use communities/facets consistently so visitors can filter by application and technology.