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Posted by captain ken (Member # 742) on :
 
Hey 'Heads!
Just wondering what other signpeople are doing for advertising? I have always sold SIGNS as "the best form of advertising.... so what is second best?
Yellow Pages; big bucks! effective??
Newspaper, magazines, radio, local phone books or postcards and mailings?

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"A wise man once said that, or was it a wise guy?"

Ken McTague
The Witch city
Salem, MA

 


Posted by PKing (Member # 337) on :
 
Word of mouth about your Good work!

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PKing is
Pat King of
King Sign Design in
McCalla,Alabama
The Professor of
SIGNOLOGY


 


Posted by Brenda Daley Giuseppin (Member # 37) on :
 
Hi ken!

If you go up to search you will find mountains of information on advertising from different aspects.

You will find answers, suggestions.....pros & cons to advertising

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Brenda Beaupit
Classic Graphics
Kemptville, Ont
CANADA
 


Posted by Print Wright (Member # 850) on :
 
Try flyers to businesses. Low cost, effective and doesn't cost you a lot of time. Works for us
Kerry Wright
Print Wright
Australia

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Posted by roger bailey (Member # 556) on :
 
Throw a BLUES FEST, talk the radio station in to live mini broadcast !!
Offer some killer graphics on the "radio veh." for payment??
bar-b-q some burgers and dogs,send out invitation flyers to ALL the local buiss.people,make start early sat., close it early evening.
Maybe get some live entertainment (local) that want to swap music for graphics on van ??

Wear a dark colored "blues suit" with your logo front and back.
Fly a blimp with logo.
call the local newspaper, they love to feature local artists??
join the chamber of comerse(don't drink as much as everyone else at the meetings)
sponcer childrens sports events,(trade for signs)

Roger

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Roger Bailey
Rapid Tac Incorporated
Waikoloa, Hawaii



 




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