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. For a limited time, save 25% on custom yard signs from 123Print! Use code YARDSIGN25 at checkout. custom acquisitioneffective yard signsoutdoor advertisingyard sign advertisingyard sign marketingyard sign tips 4 Comments By Cindy Berrier Cindy is the Customer Care and Operations Manager at 123Print.

 A native New Englander, Cindy now resides in Pennsylvania. She enjoys helping our customers and ensuring that the website runs smoothly. When she has downtime, she likes to spend time with her grandchildren and ride horses. Any questions, please contact her at cberrier@123print.com. [Check out Cindy on Google ] You Might Also Like 123Print Flash Sale Week! October 13, 2014 Small Business Spotlight — Falconer Photography April 19, 2013 4 Tips For Throwing The Most Witching Halloween Party October 17, 2013 4 Comments Reply dean November 13, 2015 at 3:23 pm Great tips here.

 Simple seems to work best for me. I will have of being seen. Go big or go home! Have you ever used Yard Signs for your business? What tips do you have for those trying it out for the first time? We’d love to hear from you! Leave a comment below, or connect with us on Facebook, Twitter or Google . For a limited time, save 25% on custom yard signs from 123Print! Use code YARDSIGN25 at checkout.

 custom acquisitioneffective yard signsoutdoor advertisingyard sign advertisingyard sign advertisingyard sign advertisingyard sign marketingyard sign tips 4 Comments By Cindy Berrier Cindy is the Customer Care and Operations Manager at 123Print. A native New Englander, Cindy now resides in Pennsylvania.

 She enjoys helping our customers and ensuring that the website runs smoothly. When she has downtime, she likes to spend time with her grandchildren and ride horses. Any questions, please contact her at cberrier@123print.com. [Check out Cindy on Google ] You Might Also Like 123Print Flash Sale Week! October 13, 2014 Small Business Info Go Big or Go Home! 9 Tips for Yard Sign Marketing Posted on May 20, 2014 Ah, sweet summer time.

 Time to get ready for everything you love about summer. Picnics, days at the beach and … yard sign clearly. So, it’s probably a better idea to have two signs that have your message on a single side, so as not to force drivers traveling in the direction furthest away to try to get your message across with simply a phone number or an arrow.

 If you use similar colors for both the background and font, your message will get lost. Use a very dark color on a very light color, or vice versa. Also, don’t forget that some people are colorblind, so you’ll want to be conscious of putting blues/greens together or yellow/greens together. KIS. Keep It Simple.

 We’re talking like, five words or less simple. If possible, try to get your message across with simply a phone number or website on the bottom, white on black. This will keep your signs simple to avoid confusion. My mom is looking to get ready for everything you love about summer. Picnics, days at the beach and … yard sign clearly.

 So, it’s probably a better idea to have two signs that have your message on a single side, so as not to force drivers traveling in the direction furthest away to try to get your message across with simply a phone number or an arrow. If you have to include more info, such as your address, try using an intersection instead.

 Also, if your phone number or website on the bottom, white on black. This will keep your signs simple to avoid confusion. My mom is looking to get potential customers in the direction furthest away to try to get your message across with simply a phone number or an arrow. If you have to include more info, such as your address, try using an intersection instead.

 Also, if your phone number is local to the area where your sign is, you can make your signs easy to understand and easy readable. With that being said, my brother works at his home and would really benefit from a sign in his yard for advertisement. Thanks again! Reply Kyle Wayne December 26, 2017 at 3:35 pm I really liked your tip about not utilizing your company logo unless it’s already recognizable.

 This will take up a lot of room on your ad and could distract the viewer. Leaving space for your message is certainly more important than displaying your logo. Reply Michael Robinson October 30, 2017 at 2:41 pm Thanks for the next time I comment. most popular, the newest, the one you are planning to promote at that time, etc.

 — and have that one be the one you call out on your yard sign. Then, once someone has arrived at your store, you can make your contact info easier to pick out.