I was chatting with a friend of mine the other night. He was talking about a call he got from a prospect while he was driving to another job, asking some questions about his services.
My Friend, Randy Hagemo with Omega H inspections, asked “How did you get my number?”
The fellow replied, “I’m right behind you. I got your number off your truck.”
TRUCK SIGNS MEAN BUSINESS
I had made some car magnet signs for Randy about 5 years ago, and hadn’t really asked him if he was tracking where he got new business. The other night, we got to talking and he related story after story of folks that had approached him because they spotted his truck lettering
What does this mean to you? Whatever you want I guess, but the reality is, signs make money. It makes money for all kinds of businesses. Are sales down? Get a sign.
Coon Rapids Trailer lettering
The other day, we applied some vinyl graphics to a trailer. Why would someone spend money to put their logo on their trailer? Because they haul that trailer everywhere and it becomes a 5ftx8ft double sided billboard. Actually 3 sides, because of the back door.
Here’s the cool part, there are no city regulations against this. You can, in effect, have a sign located at every single jobsite that you work. That’s cool.
In the next couple of weeks we’ll be wrapping an 8ftx16ft box truck for a concrete company.
good signing
this sign guy is wrapping trucks in Anoka, mn







