With the growing emphasis on preserving cultural industrial heritage, industrial exhibits have gradually appeared before the eyes of audiences in Taiwan. This novel type of exhibition category has brought various questions and challenges to the curators of exhibitions. In order to explore the issues and possible solutions relevant to industrial exhibition, this study uses the series exhibition of Taiwan Telecommunications industry jointly promoted by the National Science and Technology Museum and Chunghwa Telecom as the focus of discussion for exhibition strategy research. In addition, results of audience surveys at the regular exhibit are also used to understand the audience’s views and their evaluations to verify the achievements of the exhibition strategy. Results from audience surveys show that the exhibition strategies of the standing exhibits achieve the projected exhibition objectives. In sum of the research findings and examination, this study proposes five suggestions for exhibition strategies of industrial exhibition. First, the exhibition story line setting of industrial exhibition should cover both the facets of history and technology. Second, the two primary foundations of the principles of exhibiting and interpreting industrial artifacts are the “historical period” and “location in the technological framework” of the artifacts. Third, in order to promote exhibition attraction for audiences, it is necessary to focus on the connection between the content of the industry and the audience. Fourth, the dispersion of exhibition benefits can be physical or virtual; the virtual and digital forms sometimes bring greater flexibility and benefits. Fifth, the positive images of the industries in the exhibitions rely on the curator’s control over nuances, and it is also possible for the standing exhibition to carry out experiential services relating to the industries.