Sign Review Please

[RoseburgHelpDesk]

Hey guys so I don't have a storefront but I do have shop space. I am renting shop space from an appliance shop I also contract work from. I started with a banner sign as you see on my website. I don't want to go permanent with a sign but I do want to make my sign more noticeable, Something sturdier than a banner but yet not require permanent wall mounting. I am also slightly set back from the street. I could attach more images of my situation if that would help. Does anyone have ideas of some signage that would work?

 

[Markverhyden]

Make sure you check with the town/city. Many of them have regulations concerning signage. As far as options you can get them printed on a plotter and have it laminated. If it was me I'd make sure that it is simple and easily readable at a distance while driving by. Have you asked walkin's if they came because your existing sign?

 

[RoseburgHelpDesk]

I doubt they can from any sign I had on there before. I will include some images of the area.

 

[Diggs]

Routed foam signs are relatively inexpensive and can be ordered and shipped from just about anywhere. Shop around online.

 

[wickedmojoit]

If you are trying to gain drive by traffic, I would focus on using brighter colors that contrast better and have a clear message. The sign you have now is hard to read. Our sign post has a built in reader board, I find that simple messages do the best.
A large digital sign might be an option too (depending on town codes). You could mount it above your door and if you moved you could take it with you. We have done some work for clients using Rise Vision. Its fairly simple to do and you would get noticed.

 

[RoseburgHelpDesk]

Routed foam signs are relatively inexpensive and can be ordered and shipped from just about anywhere. Shop around online.

I will have to look into that.

 

[RoseburgHelpDesk]

If you are trying to gain drive by traffic, I would focus on using brighter colors that contrast better and have a clear message. The sign you have now is hard to read. Our sign post has a built in reader board, I find that simple messages do the best.
A large digital sign might be an option too (depending on town codes). You could mount it above your door and if you moved you could take it with you. We have done some work for clients using Rise Vision. Its fairly simple to do and you would get noticed.

In my case not the best option.

 

[Markverhyden]

Yeah, post some pics of the general vicinity. Including from a distance.

 

[RoseburgHelpDesk]

Here are 3 images. Its a one way street. The size is 250 sq ft. I am currently storing stuff in about 1/2 of it. Any more questions and help appreciated.

First view

Second view

Third view