Painted wall signs are not a thing of the past but they can be very effective. We have done them and they do add marketing presence to your business.
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Painted Wall signs - Old school but it still can be done
Posted by Gary Baron on Mon, Jan 23, 2012 @ 03:42 PM
Topics: branding, outdoor signage, marketing, painted signs
Putting your name on a building will improve your branding
Posted by Gary Baron on Sat, Jan 21, 2012 @ 10:27 AM
A significant way that you may improve your brand is by putting your name on your building. Granted, building signs don’t come cheap, and there are plenty of sign ordinances and city codes you have to pay attention to, but the rewards typically far out-weigh the expenses. One major benefit of having your name on your building is the perception of permanence in the minds of your customers. Nobody wants to do business with a fly-by-night, and that sense of permanence can encourage both new and repeat business. Outdoor signs on your building can inform potential customers about the type of products and services you offer and can also help your customers to locate you.
Topics: architectural signage, branding, outdoor signage, outdoor signs, back lighted LED letters
Fleet Graphics and Vehicle Wraps extend your marketing dollars
Posted by Gary Baron on Fri, Jan 20, 2012 @ 02:26 PM
In the increasingly cluttered and overburdened public ad space that we live in, it is more and more difficult to get a message through to a target audience without having the attention span of your customer yanked in a thousand different directions.
There is definitely a margin of decreasing returns when it comes to most marketing techniques. And there is definitely an increasing need to stretch every dollar to its last penny. But there is one tried and true method which is somehow still underused - fleet graphics.
Fleet graphics have the most bang for the buck of any advertising technique on the market today. Putting your message on a fleet of cars rather than in a stationary place that can easily be ignored has many advantages.
- Your marketing message will be a moving testament to your business, taking the message to your target audience instead of waiting on them to come to you
- You receive an instant return on investment through the fact that you do not have recurring advertising costs other than gas
- You are advertising your business at all times, rather than waiting on your appropriated "time slot"
- Routes can be changed as necessary to engage the target market
Topics: vehicle graphics, vehicle wraps, police vehicle graphics, branding
Bus Graphics Wraps - Vehicle Wraps - get on board!
Posted by Gary Baron on Thu, Jan 19, 2012 @ 01:32 PM
Bus graphics and vehicle graphics are not only a really impressive way in which to advertise your business, but they are also the best bang for your buck! Bus graphics and vehicle wraps go everywhere that you do. Imagine that you are a carpet cleaner and that you have a carpet cleaning van; around that van you have your company logo, along with your business information plastered all over your vehicle, in either bus graphics or vehicle graphics. Now, as you commute to your first appointment, your business is seen by thousands; once you arrive at the business or home that you are servicing, it will continue to advertise your business while it is parked.
Topics: vehicle graphics, vehicle wraps, branding
What is Branding and How Important is it to your bottom line?
Posted by Gary Baron on Wed, Jan 11, 2012 @ 09:13 AM
The concept of branding is important for any type of business operation. Cultivating and maintaining consumer recognition will mean employing whatever marketing efforts that is likely to resonate with that target market. To this end, marketing your business may involve using more traditional methods such as print media, radio, and television ads. The process may also involve the use of banner ads, splash pages, videos, and online classified ads to connect with the right consumers. Businesses of all sizes can also benefit from using social media sites that make it possible to build a following and provide them with constant simplified messages that pique the interest of readers.
Using graphics is one of the more powerful ways to reach and retain customers as part of the process. Creative design with tools like company logos, attractive color schemes for ads, and even labels and packaging can make a huge difference when it comes to supporting the underlying quality of the brand. By coming up with a marketing plan using elements that work well with several different types of advertising, this means consumers receive visual reinforcement and recognition of the brand, regardless of whether the advertising is online, television, or even vehicle graphics that are displayed on the sides of buses.
Branding strategies will vary, based on the type of product offered and the resources that the manufacturer can devote to the advertising process. Crafting the right type of branding plan means more returns in the form of sales. This in turn means that over time the business can trim variable costs such as raw materials used in the production process, resulting in more profit from each unit sold. Higher sales volume at lower production costs means a more attractive bottom line for the business, something that every business owner wants to achieve.
Topics: vehicle graphics, branding, outdoor signage, outdoor signs, billboard on wheels
One of the key axioms of business is this simple statement: Consumers won’t recall what they can’t see. In today’s hyper-visual environment, shoppers are bombarded with thousands of branding images – signs, logos, bumper stickers, online ads, banners, billboards – urging them to choose this product or that service. Some might ask why a company should spend money on branding when there is so much competitive clutter to cut through. The answer is quite simple: because branding works! Studies show that there is more brand loyalty today among the consuming audience than ever before. That loyalty translates directly to your bottom line success.
Topics: branding, lighted signs, illuminated signs
Branding and your sign...how can it help your bottom line?
Posted by Gary Baron on Tue, Jan 3, 2012 @ 02:46 PM
Topics: architectural signage, branding, carved signs
Topics: architectural signage, branding, wayfinding systems, indoor signs, wayfinding signs, Americans With Disabilities Act signage, HubSpot Tips
My company logo usage...can it improve my visibility?
Posted by Gary Baron on Mon, Aug 8, 2011 @ 09:46 AM
I know there are numerous companies out there that are wondering if company logo usage can improve their visibility.
Topics: dimensional sign, architectural signage, vehicle wraps, branding, outdoor signage, office signs, billboard on wheels, wayfinding signs
Can branding standards move your businesses' bottom line...
Posted by Gary Baron on Fri, Aug 5, 2011 @ 10:11 AM
I’m sure there are some business people who have come across the word branding standards in their business careers, and I’m equally sure there are even more out there who have no idea what it is.
Topics: architectural signage, lobby signs, vehicle graphics, branding, outdoor signage, outdoor signs, carved signs, office signs, wayfinding signs