Can sponsors get a bigger presence on the map?

Yes. Marker colour and size are adjustable, and each card holds a logo, description, and outbound link — a simple way to make premium booths worth more to sponsors.

Can I update the map while booths are still selling?

Yes. Edit a marker and the change appears everywhere the embed is placed, so the floor plan page never goes stale mid-campaign.

Do attendees need an app?

No. It is a web embed, so it opens in the browser on any phone with no download and no login.

Can I mark stages, restrooms, and registration too?

Yes — markers are not limited to booths. Wayfinding points like registration, restrooms, food, and exits are usually the most-tapped items on event day.

How does it behave on a phone at the venue?

Markers are tap targets and cards open full width, so an attendee standing in an aisle can tap a booth and read who is there without pinch-zooming a PDF.

Will exhibitor names show up in search?

Keep the exhibitor list as real text on the page around the embed. Search engines cannot read inside an iframe, so that text list is what gets indexed.

Use case · Events & trade shows

A floor plan attendees can tap, not a PDF they zoom into.

Drop a marker on every booth, stage, and registration desk. Each one opens an exhibitor card with a logo, a description, and a link — and stays editable while booths are still selling.

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Interactive trade show floor map with markers on booths and an open exhibitor card

A card per exhibitor

Logo, one-line pitch, booth number, and a link straight to the exhibitor's own page.

Sellable sponsor placement

Bigger, branded markers and richer cards give premium booths something concrete to buy.

Editable up to doors open

Booths move constantly — change one marker and every embed updates.

What you get

One marker per booth, stage, or wayfinding point
Exhibitor logo and outbound link in each card
Highlight sponsors with colour and size
No attendee app or login required
Works on the event site, sponsor deck page, or partner sites
Update the layout without re-exporting a new PDF

What each booth card should carry

Field	Example	Why it's there
Booth number	B-214	Matches signage on the floor
Exhibitor	Logo + name	Recognition beats text alone
One-line pitch	HVAC controls	Helps attendees plan a route
Button	Exhibitor page	Deliverable value for sponsors

Why a PDF floor plan costs you engagement

A downloadable PDF cannot be updated after it ships, cannot be measured, and forces attendees to zoom. An old HTML image map is little better: fixed pixel coordinates drift as the image scales, and clicking only produces a link. Percentage-based markers with real content cards solve both — see responsive image maps and the HTML image map alternative.

Percentage-positioned booth markers that stay aligned as the floor plan scales

Event day is a phone-first day

Attendees use the floor plan while walking. Markers are tap targets, and cards open full width rather than as a hover tooltip that touch screens cannot trigger — see hotspot alignment on mobile. Keep the exhibitor list as text on the page too, so search engines index the names.

Event floor map on a phone with a tapped booth marker showing an exhibitor card — On phones, hotspots become tap targets and the popup opens as a full-width card.

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