Nailed It!

Okay, many of your customers are off vacationing or these days – either gone physically or as you may notice, mentally, wishing they were somewhere else.  But businesses are still servicing people’s needs and services.

Get your name or brand in front of those customers actually using your services to reinforce awareness of your company and offerings. An easy and inexpensive way is to place decals on all products going to your customers – on the product, on the packaging, even on the invoices. You might even throw out a special or two to wick in some more sales this month.

Numerous “impressions”, big or small influence buying habits creating a subliminal awareness and even familiarity of your services – it’s important to be “out there” in the market. Decals are an effective way to bring attention to your business beyond the normal and more expensive mediums, like print and television ads.

Take advantage of our decal special this month and get your company out in the marketplace. Then check the results. You might be pleasantly surprised and pleased with the return on your investment!

Good Selling!

So there I was driving up a dusty road to a remote friend’s ranch located an hour from the “city” to meet the adventurous souls that made the effort to gather and celebrate a short, but hugely important, time of our youth 40 years ago. I followed the signs (always nice to have a sign person involved!) and turned into the field where I saw the sprawling white tent and cars parking next to a barn in an adjacent field. Visions of Woodstock, also celebrating its 40^th anniversary, with great tunes and great people gathering to become one again; time to rekindle relationships, relive old exploits and mischief, have fun and then disappear into the night to remote locations throughout the US. Continue Reading »

Even in the depth of economic turmoil we witness refreshing events that take us beyond our immediate concerns and focus on the miraculous selfless acts and achievements of special individuals. Some would call them heroes but they think of themselves as just ordinary, everyday folks. Continue Reading »