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Signage is often the first impression customers have with your company. Branding inconsistencies raise questions that affect your business.

A brand refresh typically involves restyling your logo, changing the color palette and/or font, and perhaps adding or modifying the tagline

Property managers and landlords don’t like holes in their fascias. Also, a phenomenon called “ghosting” leaves the outline of the sign on the wall.

How can you tell if your signage partner’s project management makes the cut?

Since the advent of zoning, communities have attempted to regulate signage on health, safety, and welfare grounds.

Brick and mortar sales rose 2.0% from 2016 to 2017 and still controls nearly 86% of the market.

A brand’s logo shape and color palette are designed to create certain feelings and emotions.

In today’s retail environment, it’s about surviving. Resist change and go the way of the dinosaur.

So, you love the look of authentic neon, but you want to avoid the risk and high energy costs? What are your options?

Which is best, light asset or 100% manufacturing ownership?

Any conversation about signage involves LED technology and how prices continue to fall.