Shed Some Light On Your Business With These 3 Commercial Sign Tips

Posted on 13 May 2016

Installing or updating a commercial sign for your business can seem like a daunting task. Not only do you have to choose the right coloring, wording, and materials, you also have to make sure your sign is visible. Although your sign may seem visible during the day, it may lack visibility during the nighttime hours. Fortunately, there are some lighting options and tips that can help you increase the visibility of your commercial signs. [Read More]

Three Elements To Consider When Creating The Perfect Business Sign

Posted on 6 April 2016

One of the most versatile tools that your company has for marketing is the signs you use for your building and property. In order to make the most of these signs, you need to be prepared with a careful planning process. If you don't have any experience in developing commercial signs for marketing purposes, you may not know where to start. Here are a few tips to help you with the design stage. [Read More]

Three Ways To Make Your Business's Vinyl Banner Stand Out

Posted on 10 March 2016

When you run a business of any type, having a vinyl sign printed to hang on your business, take to trade shows, and use when you're involved in community fundraisers can be a cost-effective way to reach a larger prospective customer base. It's important to remember that those who see your sign might only notice it for a matter of seconds before moving on; as such, you have to ensure that your message is clear, easy to read, and provides just the right amount of information to draw people in. [Read More]

Professional Wayfaring Signage: Why Clean, Clear And Easy-To-Read Signs Are So Important

Posted on 1 January 2016

City council members in Bridgton, Maine, wanted a unique and handcrafted look to their wayfaring signs, which were planned to point the way to the town's local attractions. So they rejected a bid from a local sign company and hired an area artist to hand paint directional signs -- at 6 times the cost.  When the signs were partially delivered weeks after they were supposed to be, another area sign professional reviewed the signs and explained how they were not designed professionally or finished properly for durability. [Read More]

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creating and positioning signs to boost business

I was freelancing as a photographer for different families and companies in the area. I was doing well so I thought I would open up a studio of my own and see if I could draw in enough clients to build a successful business for myself doing what I love. I started advertising on social media and placing ads in the local papers, but I still wasn't getting the customers that I wanted. One person suggested that I place some signs around town. If this is something that you are considering, my blog can help you find out how to design a sign and where to position it to get the most from it.

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