by Tim Armstrong | Nov 1, 2018 | Banner Printing, Banner Printing Santa Rosa, Business Signs Santa Rosa, Custom Signs, marketing, Yard Signs
Large-format printing gives you eye-popping color and economies of scale right out of the gate. Instead of paying upfront as you would with screen printing, you can kick things off on a budget. That’s because large-format printing uses the familiar CMYK color...
by Tim Armstrong | Oct 24, 2018 | Banner Printing, Business Signs Santa Rosa, Custom Signs, marketing
Whether you operate the oldest winery in Sonoma County, own an in-home dog training service in Santa Rosa, or manage the best deli at the local market, it doesn’t matter unless your potential customers now you exist! While the various social media platforms can...
by Tim Armstrong | Sep 26, 2018 | Business Signs Santa Rosa, Custom Signs, Truck Lettering, vehicle graphics
With the suburbs stretching further and further out and more people commuting than ever before, truck lettering can offer your business much more exposure and let you reach customers you might not otherwise. Truck lettering and vehicle wraps can actually generate...
by Tim Armstrong | Sep 19, 2018 | Banner Printing, Banner Printing Santa Rosa, business signs, Business Signs Santa Rosa
Vinyl banners really do expand your advertising palette and allow you to advertise indoors or outdoors. A laminate layer on most banners helps to improve your banners’ resistance to sun and moisture damage, and a layer of polyester on outdoor mesh banners...
by Tim Armstrong | Sep 12, 2018 | Banner Printing Santa Rosa, business signs, Business Signs Santa Rosa, Custom Signs
Large format printing allows you to create glossy images that are up to eight feet wide. That’s seriously big! For indoor displays and trade shows, there might not be anything better. With traditional offset printing, to get an image to look that good you would...
by Tim Armstrong | Aug 29, 2018 | business signs, Business Signs Santa Rosa, Custom Signs
Signs for businesses in Santa Rosa are so important because your community is constantly changing. The U.S. Census shows that in any given year about 15% of people move. People move in and people move out, and Santa Rosa is constantly changing. One source of...
