First, determine the amount of product to be displayed and stored on the retail display and determine your budget if you haven't already done so. If you are working with a specific retailer, find out if they have any size or other restrictions that would apply.
Have an idea on the graphics[graphics?:graphics pattern] you would like to use and where. With this information you can talk to designers and get started on your custom point of purchase display.
Make the design, add the graphics, in the design software, for you confirm.
After you confirm the design, printed the material, cut the sample by our cutting machine[cutting machine?:CUTCNC sample maker cutting machine], then assemble it to be a real custom pop display[pop display?:Custom point-of-purchase display sample maker]. If everything is Ok, the design process is over, start mass production.
