Signs-N-Motion Signs Jacksonville, FL

Being seen is every­thing these days, espe­cially if youre try­ing to get your busi­ness off the ground and run­ning. With the com­pe­ti­tion among var­i­ous small busi­nesses in so many indus­tries, it is impor­tant that you take time to plan and design the right sig­nage to attract poten­tial clients.

Signs can be out­door sig­nage and indoor signs. How­ever, these are two dif­fer­ent things when it comes to design require­ments. Out­door signs need to call more atten­tion. For exam­ple, bill­boards and ban­ners for out­door sig­nage are gen­er­ally designed to be big­ger with louder graph­ics than the usual signs. Bill­boards are a bit more expan­sive and maybe a bit imprac­ti­cal for small busi­ness adver­tis­ing. On the other hand, ban­ners are the most cost effec­tive type of out­door adver­tis­ing. Ban­ners are seen, read and acted upon over and over again each day. Whether you want to cre­ate prod­uct aware­ness, intro­duce spe­cial pric­ing, pro­mote an event or draw vis­i­tors to your tradeshow booth, col­or­ful indoor ban­ners are a sure way to make an impact and gen­er­ate excitement.

Ban­ners can also be used as out­door sig­nage. Draw atten­tion and aware­ness to your busi­ness or orga­ni­za­tionor pro­mote an event, prod­uct or ser­vice with high-impact out­door ban­ners. They are prac­ti­cal because they are ver­sa­tile, durable, afford­able, and are very likely to get seen even from a dis­tance. Another advan­tage of ban­ners as sig­nage is that they are eas­ily mov­able. You can hang them on the side f a bus or on bench­esany­where basi­cally, as long as it is in a pop­u­lous area. Fur­ther­more, you can still store ban­ners for future use so you wont have to have another one printed out unless its totally necessary.

Your out­door sig­nage is often the first thing a poten­tial cus­tomer sees. Your sign should be suf­fi­ciently bright and con­spic­u­ous to attract atten­tion (with­out being gar­ish or tacky) and suf­fi­ciently infor­ma­tive to let prospec­tive cus­tomers know what’s sold there. To get some idea at what calls atten­tion, why not go around and see what catches your own eyes. Make note of col­ors, shapes, graphic style, font style, and deter­mine whether a sign is placed too up high or awk­wardly too low on a build­ing. Remem­ber that the basis of a good cus­tom sign is the first impres­sion it leaves on a person.