Typestries:Vehicle Advertising: August 2006 Archives

With a degree in Business and a double major in Marketing and Advertising, Sampson Gortner understands the value of powerful advertising tools and the results they generate. We created Sampson's first vehicle advertising program a few years ago and it was a big success. So successful that Sampson has expanded his real estate business and once again turned to us to execute his mobile advertising campaign. This vehicle is unique because it not only advertises for Sampson, it also advertises for his clients. This is a new twist in real estate marketing, and in a competitive marketplace makes Sampson stand out from the crowd. If you need to stand out in your crowded marketplace, we may be able to help. I'm always available via email and phone during the daytime hours. Thanks, Sampson!

I've mentioned many times that our entire team really considers anything we put on a vehicle to be an advertising tool for your business. One of the keys to any successful business venture is not only careful planning of the expenditure of advertising dollars but also the creation of effective advertising tools. Tools designed and executed by professionals are often the most carefully planned and the most effective. Dollar for dollar vehicle advertising garners the largest exposure counts for very reasonable costs for the longest period of time of practically any advertising medium. Radio station owners have long realized the power of vehicle graphics and Press Communications is no exception. These graphics were recently created for the new country station K98.5 Radio.

This was a really fun project that we produced as a donation to DVGRR. They're a great organization providing all types of support to displaced golden retrievers. Rescuing and caring for dogs is a costly proposition and DVGRR needed a bit of help on this one. The layouts were designed by Westlawn Graphic, which were supplied as digital files. We adjusted the files for the actual vehicle, produced and installed all of the images, lettering and logos here in the shop. The images are digitally printed onto 3M Controltac vinyl with Clearstar laminate for many years of service. The doggies themselves have their families names nearby to recognize the volunteers that gave their time to have their own adopted dogs photographed. Adopting a dog is a lengthly proposition that requires careful consideration of among other things household climate and the presence of other dogs and children. Hopefully once Logan gets a bit older we'll be able to adopt a golden that needs a good home!