Does Your "Banner Sign" Say Your Business Will Not Last?
Posted by Signs & More on Wed, Oct 20, 2010 @ 09:04 AM
Paulding County has recently updated their sign ordinance, which took effect May 25 this year. One of the ordinance rules says you may place a banner as a temporary sign for thirty days, twice a year. This is true in most jurisdictions. Now may be the time you need to examine your banner to see if you need to consider a permanent sign for your business.
I called on a company in Dallas, Georgia recently and above the store was a banner that was frayed and had lines from wear and tear. When I attempted to convince the owner of the need for a permanent sign, he informed me he had no desire to change until he was made to. Many owners may have this attitude. Why put in the expense when a banner is so cheap?
What does a banner over your business say about you? The first impression is that you are new. The second is how long you plan to be in business. A banner is always meant to be temporary. If you leave a banner up as your permanent sign, you are indicating to your customer you plan to be temporary.
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Years ago there was a saying, “You are what you eat”. In the business world the saying should be, “You are what you portray”. If you are using a banner as your main form of identification, now may be the time to consider your image and let Signs & More, Inc. (770-383-8808) replace that banner and create the real you - a business that plans to be around for a long time.
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