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How to Write Great Headlines for Signs, Brochures and Menus

Thursday, August 27, 2015 12:00:00 AM America/Los_Angeles

 

How to Write Great HeadlinesIs your retail signage not achieving the positive effect on sales you’d hoped for? It’s far from uncommon for signage that seems perfect to fall flat, whether it’s due to an ineffective message or a color scheme that causes it to blend into the background. 


One of the most common reasons for the failure of a corporate signage campaign is an ineffective, unengaging headline. The headline is the first part of your brochure, sign or menu that people will read, so it’s important to make sure it’s bulletproof. 

From understanding your audience’s needs to clearly communicating the value of your product, service or offer, a great headline needs to achieve several things at once – something that many marketers struggle to do. 

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Posted By Christopher Aaron

5 Ways to Encourage Prospects to Take Your Brochures & Business Cards

Tuesday, September 1, 2015 12:00:00 AM America/Los_Angeles

 

Encourage Prospects to Take Your Brochures & Business CardsIn the hands of your target audience, a business card or brochure can be a powerful marketing tool. Business cards and brochures alike can reignite a prospect’s interest in your business, strengthen your brand and even close lucrative deals. 

Unfortunately, however, getting your business’s marketing materials into the right person’s hand can be significantly more challenging than you’d think, especially if it’s something you’d like to do en masse. 

Luckily, there are solutions available to make your business’s marketing materials more appealing to prospective customers. Read on to learn five ways to encourage prospects to take your brochures, business cards and other marketing items.

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Posted By Christopher Aaron

5 Elements of a Business Card That Generate Sales Leads

Thursday, September 3, 2015 12:00:00 AM America/Los_Angeles

 

Elements of a Business Card That Generate SalesBusiness cards are fantastic marketing tools, but many business owners ignore them in favor of marketing methods. For B2B businesses, few tools will help close deals as much as a highly effective business card. 

Despite the incredible effectiveness of business cards, many business owners treat their business cards as simple contact tools – cards that list their phone number or email address with very little more. 

With the right combination of design and content, your business card can be more than just a tool for sharing your communication information – it can be a marketing asset that brings in new customers and clients for your business. 
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Posted By Christopher Aaron

4 Ways to Use Wall Posters to Improve Your Retail Stores Sales

Tuesday, September 8, 2015 12:00:00 AM America/Los_Angeles

 

Ways to Use Wall Posters Is your retail store marketing itself as effectively as it could? Many retail stores use direct mail, digital advertising and other marketing methods very effectively, all the while ignoring the immense power or retail signage and posters. 

When used effectively, in-store posters can increase your retail store’s revenue, lead to higher sales of certain items and help you increase the average amount spent per customer in your store. 

Would you like to learn how to use wall posters to your advantage? Read on to learn four ways that you can use wall posters to improve your retail store’s sales, generate more interest from customers and create a powerful brand.

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Posted By Christopher Aaron

Simple Design 101: 5 Ways to Do More With Less in Brochures

Tuesday, September 29, 2015 12:00:00 AM America/Los_Angeles

 

Ways to Do More With Less in BrochuresAre your posters, brochures, postcards and other marketing documents as simple as they could be? While simplicity may seem like an odd goal for marketing documents to aspire to, it’s often far more effective than a design that’s too complicated. 

From endless headlines to color schemes that are just too powerful for the eyes, an overwhelming number of brochures and other marketing documents feel too busy, from a visual perspective, to be effective. 

Is your brochure too busy? Do your prospective customers find it hard to discover its key message and call to action? Read on to learn five ways to do more with less by simplifying your brochures and making them more effective at the same time.

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Posted By Christopher Aaron

How to Use Your Business's Value Proposition in Signage

Monday, October 5, 2015 12:00:00 AM America/Los_Angeles

 

How to Use Your Business's Value PropositionDoes your business have a great value proposition? Being able to communicate the value your business can provide for its customers or clients is a major asset for any marketing campaign, whether it’s direct mail, digital, or in-store retail signage. 

A great value proposition separates your offer from the competition and sets your business apart, establishing why you’re the best choice within your category and encouraging prospective customers to take action. 

It’s also something that determines whether or not people will pay any attention to your marketing at all. Without a great value proposition, it’s unlikely that people will continue to read your in-store poster, retail signage or company brochure. 

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Posted By Christopher Aaron

3 Signage Color Combinations That Stand Out and Get Noticed

Thursday, October 8, 2015 12:00:00 AM America/Los_Angeles

 

Color Combinations That Stand Out and Get NoticedAre you having trouble deciding on a color scheme for your retail signage? The right choice of colors can have a huge impact on the effectiveness of your signage, with an excellent color scheme often resulting in a measurable increase in sales. 

A dull or uninteresting color scheme, on the other hand, can make even the finest of headlines or selling points go ignored or completely unnoticed by the vast majority of your target audience. 

Color is one of the most important elements of design. When you’re designing a sign to attract attention and encourage people to come into your retail store, it’s vital to choose colors that create the right type of response. 

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Posted By Christopher Aaron

How Custom Displays Can Help Your Retail Store's Sales

Monday, October 12, 2015 11:07:04 AM America/Los_Angeles

 

Custom Acrylic DisplayFrom leading customers towards your top-selling items to promoting your loyalty program, custom retail displays can have a significant, measurable effect on your retail store’s sales.

Would you like to improve navigation within your store, increase the amount of time customers spend with you and improve your sales figures? Read on to learn more about how custom displays can help your retail store’s sales.
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Posted By Christopher Aaron

5 Branding Tips to Get More From Your Retail Signage

Thursday, October 15, 2015 12:00:00 AM America/Los_Angeles

 

Branding Tips to Get MoreWhen most marketers think of retail signage, they think of instant sales, foot traffic and return on investments. While most people might associate signage with direct marketing, retail signage can also be extremely valuable for branding. 

Through effective design and copy, your retail signs can do more than just attract customers into your retail stores – they can also, over time, build a powerful and effective brand for your business. 

Would you like to learn more about the effect retail signs can have on branding? In this guide, we’ll share five simple but highly effective branding tips that you can use to get more from your store’s retail signage.

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Posted By Christopher Aaron

Effective Signage for Small Businesses: 5 Simple Tactics

Monday, October 19, 2015 12:00:00 AM America/Los_Angeles

 

Signage for Small BusinessesIs your retail store, café or restaurant attracting customers? Good retail signage can bring a constant flow of customers into your store, fuelling your revenue and giving your small business a loyal following. 

Many small business owners make the mistake of thinking that customers will come to them, provided they set up shop. The reality is that gaining customers is a process that requires your active involvement and marketing efforts. 

One of the most effective ways to draw customers into your store or local business is by using retail signage. In this guide, we’ll share five retail signage tips that you can use to encourage customers to visit your café, restaurant or other local business.

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Posted By Christopher Aaron
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