Best Places to Use Yard Signs
Think about the time, money, and energy you could put into placing yard signs around town, only to find that officials have removed them, or fined you, or both…because that can happen.
Think about the time, money, and energy you could put into placing yard signs around town, only to find that officials have removed them, or fined you, or both…because that can happen.
A custom yard sign can be an effective tool for political campaigning. Signage can be key for realtors selling properties. Yard signs are great for events, such as wedding reception directions, little league registration, church events, and so on. But which types of yard signs work best for each scenario? What types of signage work best based on budget? What types of custom yard signs work best based on weather and the outdoor elements? We will answer these questions moving forward.
I asked him, “Matt, what’s your greatest strength?” His response came without thinking for a second. “My charisma.” Makes sense. As for his biggest flaw? The inability to follow through with things he says he’ll take on, like learning French.
The political yard sign, while seemingly antiquated in the digital age that we live, is a trusty, highly effective way to earn name recognition, get a message spread, and to earn an unparalleled cost-per-impression benefit.
The point – visual displays convey more than written or verbal cues do. That is the power of the picture. The power to influence voters.
As a testament to the campaign’s cultural significance, a set of signs was donated to the Smithsonian, where it still resides to this day.
The polarization between Donald Trump and his supporters vs Hillary Clinton and her supporters was astonishing. Sign stealing became rampant at that time, and the soon-to-be president was a major target of yard sign theft.
Low information voters need more than just facts. They need the truth. But the truth requires research and an informed decision. It’s complex. It’s time consuming. Our lives are 130 characters on Twitter.
Remember in 2000, when George W. Bush won the presidency in large part due to the minuscule amount of 537 votes in Florida? Let that number marinate in your mind for a minute, then think about the ramifications of what 1,000 more votes can do for you.
You want those political signs visible for that final push. Plan to have enough volunteers and routes that are mapped out for time and efficiency to accomplish this vital last-day presentation of your signs.