Start Up Business Guide to Signage
Are you starting a brand new business, and you’re not quite sure where to start when it comes to digital prints?
Start your business on the right foot!
Digital printing can be pretty confusing to people who aren’t very familiar with it.
There are so many material options, processes, and machines that make diving into the digital printing world to be intimidating. Luckily we’re here to help guide you through it!
When it comes to starting a business you need to make sure you start off strong with the right tools that you need to make the rest of the journey easy.
Step One
The starting point of most businesses is to get their logo made. Because you logo will be used on almost everything else you do, it good to start with a solid foundation and go from there. We’re here to make sure that not only does your logo look great, but also have it represent you and what you do.
A good next step after getting a logo made is getting your website built. In the modern age, not having a website for your business could be a very bad thing for your business for multiple reasons. People have a harder time trusting a business that doesn’t have a web presence, and are much less likely to do business with them. We build simple modern websites quickly and affordably.
Another good starting step is getting a sign for your business location, something that not only shows people where you are, but to put your name in front of every passerby. Building signage can be done in a variety of ways, we’ll make sure you get the best look for your business.
Step Two
After your logo and website are finalized you should have a clear vision of what your look, colors, and style is going to be.
The next step is your advertising, this is usually started with things like your business cards, work vehicles, handout stickers, banners, etc.
Business cards, vehicle graphics, stickers, and banners are good for almost all business types.
If you’re curious to what signage is best for your specific industry, check out our industries page!
If you can’t find your industry on that page, contact us and we’ll help you out!