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 22 May, 2006 |
Well designed banner:
Simply stated a well designed banner is one that is easily understood from a distance. Limiting and enlarging the print will make it easier to understand. Graphics should be fairly simple and be able to be seen from thirty to fifty feet not just at a drawing table. The construction and material to be used to make a banner vary depending on your needs and should be discussed on a more personal basis. We are available to discuss artwork and fabric choice any time. |
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| 19 May, 2006 |
How to find a qualified installer:
Our first investment in our business was the rental of a pull-behind lift. It got the job done but was slow, took up a lot of room on the road and absolutely wore me out. The next job I went all the way and rented a large bucket truck. It was a two ton truck with a fifty foot lift. It was overkill, expensive and cumbersome, but it got the job done. It became obvious quickly that if I wanted to be proficient in this business, I needed my own truck. This purchase not only allowed me to make money, but it saved valuable time. Which saved my customers money in turn. |
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About KC Banner
How do you take years and years of banner experience and condense it down into a short letter that someone would want read without being bored or losing interest? It's not easy, so we've tried to touch on the main points and give you some information that, hopefully, will save you valuable time and money as you start your banner program.
We can't stress it enough how important the quality of the banner mounting hardware and the installation of both banner and hardware is to having a successful pole banner program. We have spoken with many customers who have been placed in charge of shopping around for banners and the mounting hardware and, because they weren't experts in this area, bought poor quality materials and had an inexperienced installer. After spending hundreds or thousands of dollars on their banner program, they have an unsuccessful and unattractive program with no budget left to fix the problems.
KC Banner is dedicated to helping others learn that the mounting hardware and proper installation are just as, if not more, important to have a successful, attractive banner program by providing free consultation on what you need to know. There are many, many different mounting systems on the market and unless you have experience or the necessary information, you may end up with a bad mounting system and thus an unsuccessful banner program. Also, there are certain "do's and don'ts" when installing the hardware and the banner to make it attractive, last a very long time, and not cause unneeded dollars spent for ongoing maintenance.
An important point we want to get across to our customers is that we understand the position you are in if you have little or no experience shopping for banners and banner brackets. We understand that you may have little knowledge to even know what questions to ask to be informed. We want to help you because we know if you are informed you can make the best decisions. We want our customers to be happy, not frustrated. After all, a good banner program can truly accentuate your area and bring attention to your organization. It's a first impression for many people. Let us help you make a good one!
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