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A "wrap" is a
graphic or message that has been printed on a
conformable, stretchy type of vinyl and then applied to,
or wrapped around, some surface or object. There are
many potential applications for wraps, but the primary
uses are for vehicles and walls. These types of wraps
provide a marketing advantage by placing your message in
atypical locations for an extremely low cost in
comparison to other forms of advertising.
Why do I need a wrap?
1.According to studies, vehicle wraps offer the
most bang for your buck as a form of advertising.
2.Wraps have a one-time cost rather than the
monthly cost of things like phone book listings, radio
ads, TV ads, and billboards.
3.Wraps are not stationary. They go where you go,
exposing your message to a brand new group of consumers
each and every day.
4.The results are real. Ask yourself right now if
you can think of a company in your town with wrapped
vehicles. We bet you can ...
5.The value is not just in wrapping vehicles.
Wall wraps provide a non-destructive, inexpensive way to
advertise or decorate virtually any flat surface. For
example, a row of business storefronts on any given
street are likely to utilize some form of permanent
signage, such as neon lights or other manufactured
signs. But a wall wrap can cover the whole face of a
building, including its windows, thereby converting the
entire storefront to a sign. The beauty is that the wrap
can be removed/replaced at any time without destroying
the surface to which it's applied, allowing you to
utilize all that surface area you're leasing to
advertise your business. |
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