October 2010 - MVIS Ltd

Exposure at the Showman’s Show

Posted on 27th October 2010 at 2:00 pm.

Colour Mobile Variable message signs were out and about at the Showman’s Show 20th -21st Oct 2010 with Amber Langis part of the Martins group.

It was great to show of our new products to market and especially showing the visual impact that colour variable message signs have compared to the variable signs on offer at the moment.

The feedback that was generated from the show was great and it proved that there is a definite place for the 4 colour displays within the event and festival industry.

Please take time to have a look at our gallery to see our signs in action out and about.

Colour Variable Message Signs used by Renault Dealership

Posted on 22nd October 2010 at 10:30 am.

Written by Ben Kettell

Colour Mobile VMS have supplied a VMS 400 to a Midland based Renault dealership to aid in their advertising for a number of car makes and models.

It is becoming more and more apparent that the new Colour matrix displays are ideal for advertising and brand awareness.

For more information on hiring or sale opportunities contact Colour Mobile VMS for a free demonstration.

Showman’s Show

Posted on 13th October 2010 at 12:22 pm.

Written by Ben Kettell

Colour Mobile Variable Message signs products will be shown at this years Showman;s show on the Amber Langis stand pitch number Avenue D site 211

The Showman’s Show

… is the only outdoor show of its kind in the UK. The first Showman’s Show was held in 1984 at the Newark Showground, with only 80 or so exhibitors. Until 1989 the show was held every two years but due to demand, from exhibitors and show visitors alike, the then Lance Publications made the decision to hold the event annually. Initially it moved around the country but eventually settled at the Newbury Showground, which has been its home for the last 15 years. Today the show attracts nearly 5,000 visitors over two days and has in excess of 350 exhibitors, who show the most sophisticated structures, equipment and entertainment demanded by the event industry at large.