Starting your own business is a huge undertaking. Success does not come easily, but every successful business started out from nothing. In order to connect with your intended audience, it’s a game of trial and error to find what works best. Generating those leads and developing relationships with that audience is difficult. There’s nothing worse than being in business for a long time, and being repeatedly overlooked by potential customers.
In this (very) competitive market, a new business must outshine the competition. Whether that means better customer service, better products, cheaper prices, faster turn-arounds, or all of the above; it’s what will draw in new customers and keep current customers coming back. Your business’s brand (business name and logo among other things) has the potential to immediately communicate who, what, how, and why you’re here. Building up your brand is hard. It takes a lot of time and many lessons learned until you finally find that niche. Utilizing signs for building your brand is one of the best ways to engage and educate potential customers. Here’s a few kinds of signs that can help build your business branding.
Dimensional Logo and Letters
Outdoor Signs:
A sign on the outside of your building is the “face” of your business. It’s how people will recognize and find you. Some types of permanent exterior signage are:
- Channel letters
- Frontlit, backlit, front & backlit combo
- Monument Signs
- Free Standing Architectural
- Post & Panel
- Directory Sign
- Pylon Sign
- Digital Displays (electronic message centers)
- Cabinet Signs
- Internally illuminated
- Logo Box Signs – Illuminated
- Dimensional Letters
- Cast metal
- Exterior Grade Acrylic
- Window Graphics
- White vinyl applied to doors or windows
- Printed vinyl applied to doors or windows
- Flat Building Signs
- Flat-cut aluminum with printed business name or logo
Modular Wall Sign
Indoor Signs:
Interior signs can also add to your presence especially if you share a space with another business. If you have a waiting area, signs or decorative prints can add a comforting ambiance. Here’s some examples of interior signage:
- Lobby Signs
- Multiple finishing options
- Illumination available
- Canvas Prints
- Flat boards or wrapped around wooden frames
- Dimensional Letters
- Multiple finishing options
- Directional Signs
- ADA compliant signage (braille signs)
- Point of Sale Signs
- Multiple options and finishes available
Food Truck Wrap
Signs on the Move:
Signs need to work for your business even far away from your actual location. You can accomplish this with:
- Vehicle Graphics (moving billboards!)
- Full or partial wraps
- Decals
- Window Graphics
- Yard Signs
- Coroplast signs – with wire stakes
- Aluminum Signs – with metal frame
- Banners
- Vinyl Banners
- Mesh Banners
- Outdoor Flags
- Trade show banners
- Sidewalk Signs
- A-frame or sandwich board signs
