Yard Signs – a Sure Sign of Spring
Two of the surest signs of spring are dandelions and yard signs. Dandelions start to multiply as spring breezes help to scatter their seeds, and yard signs start to multiply because the ground warms up, making it easy to stick them into the ground. But while dandelions are often considered a nuisance, yard signs are an economical and easy way to give people information.
Realtors are probably the biggest users of yard signs. They use them to draw attention to homes for sale and to promote open house viewings. Local businesses sometimes use yard signs as a form of temporary advertising, placing them on the sides of busy roads and streets instead of in yards. The signs are usually held in place by wooden stakes or wire frames, and if the ground is warm or soft enough, they’re easy to place wherever you need them to be.
Sturdy and Versatile
Yard signs that are printed on corrugated plastic are good values; they tend to last a long time because they can stand up to unpredictable spring weather conditions. And, because they can be printed on both sides, you can use yard signs to catch people both coming and going.
Online printing companies are great resources for yard signs. PrintRunner.com offers yard sign templates and great online tools for easy, do-it-yourself design. They’ll print your signs on durable, lightweight corrugated plastic. This bright white material makes your message and graphics vivid and highly visible. The signs will come with stakes that insert into the sign easily – you won’t need any tools. In fact, PrintRunner.com is a creative, one-stop shop for all kinds of marketing and promotional needs; their website is a great resource for both getting ideas and getting started. They also run a lot of specials on a regular basis; check their homepage often for good discounts on things you probably use all the time.
