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Magnetics are the speed dating of the signage world, meaning you can try out and test before you commit. Choosing magnetics for signage is a fantastic move for marketing/giveaway swag and temporary sign needs. A quality magnetic sign is nearly as durable as a permanent sign, such as LED, aluminum or a monument. From the strength of the magnet to the lasting power of the colors and text, there’s nothing that looks temporary about this popular sign choice. As a promotional item, magnetics are ideal. They let your customers serve as free advertising platforms, especially since they know they’re not applying something permanent to their property. Plus, it allows businesses to stay in popular sight lines, particularly on refrigerators. For example, fun and/or useful magnetic advertising for your dental practice can remind patients about scheduling their next cleaning, keep your phone number handy, and when placed on refrigerators, they can remind patients to think twice before reaching for a soda, acidic berries or other goodies that could stain their teeth. Help your customers out and offer some suggestions on great places to feature your magnetics. Here are a few options to get started: - The fridge: This one’s an oldie, but a goody. The refrigerator is prime real estate space, and of course people will see your signage every time they reach for a snack or drink or prep a meal. Many people collect refrigerator magnets, too, so your company can become a beloved part of a home or business kitchen.
- Cars: Magnetics designed for cars give you an easy, fun way to dress up rides without any kind of permanent changes. Think “car wraps” or magnetic bumper stickers that are easy to remove and are upgradeable. Magnetics give people who are vehemently anti-bumper sticker because of the potential paint damage a means of personalizing their vehicles.
- Jar lids: Dress up your jarred goods with magnetics for lids. This is good with people who have a favorite jar, such as a mason jar, that they tend to cling to and repurpose over and over again. A magnet designed to fit jar lids is unique and desirable, especially if it features a blank area for writing about what’s inside.
- Metals on binders: Even metal binder clips alone feature quite a strong magnetic hold. If your company caters to students or business professionals, designing a magnet that works with school/office supplies is a great way to stay visible.
- Metal poles: This one depends on the local laws of signage, but if you can, using metal poles for magnetic signage is a good way of advertising without doing any damage. It’s also easier to use, since you don’t need to tape or staples.
Magnetics are quickly becoming one of the most requested types of signage, thanks to their strength, ease of use and the many places magnetics can work. Take your marketing to the next level with a new type of signage. Contact IG Sign to start creating your magnetics today.
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