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Okay now you're just trolling...

Personally, if I walked into a store and grabbed this brochure, I would put it back after a quick glance. There isn't a frame of reference for the information so it tends to blend together. I would suggest breaking up the information into different sections. That way when someone looks at it...

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Thank you Pat, I've seen Kevin's customer service and I've seen a couple of the videos. That was more than enough to sell me on Signvox. I will spend some more time on the video section.

I haven't had a chance to take the Signvox demo yet but I am pretty sure I am going to use it when I get up and running later this year. I have also been hearing a lot of good things about Trello and I am wondering how much Trello is needed if you are using Signvox. Thanks for any help

Merry Christmas to all, and to all a good sign! ... I promise to never do that again

I'm looking over the requirements for a CA License and I am wondering how strict the board is on experience. I have 6 years in the sign industry, some of it self employed, only one year is with a company that did Electrical and had a license themselves. My installer has 2+ years with electrical...

I believe it rolled in with the Steam Punk boom and now has become a hipster thing, same with top hats. Hopefully the manners start coming back with the trend (but I doubt it)

I was at a sign shop that had been in business for over 20 years. In the year I was there they received a handful of calls from companies that only knew about them because of those stickers. I do however agree with Gino and wonder why those clients weren't called on a regular basis (especially...

At my old job we had an automated one. It said "how may I help you" then no matter what the person said it would respond "Please give me your name and phone number and I will have a representative call you soon" Then it would email me what they said. 2 people used it in the year I worked there...

Yeah, he had (has) the habit of waiting until clients are calling wondering where their sign is and telling them their sign is done, then while they are on their way to his house, he rushes to put the signs together. (Half the time having to finish them in front of the client) Honestly I'm not...

Welcome from CA 707!

I did a home based for a couple of years. I was ignorant of proper pricing (due to ignorance on the part of my "partner") and we barely made ends meet. However, done right, I think it can be lucrative. Although it limits your ability to look "professional" to clients as you don't have an office...

I received a check like this once, it was a counterfeit. When I called the bank they were very rude about trying to help me verify it. I tried to explain that I felt it was counterfeit and that they may want to look into it more and they didn't even want me to send them the fake. I kept it for a...

Welcome from CA

Welcome from CA

I am interested in sending an employee to Wrap Training. He is quite skilled in applying vinyl but I want to increase his skills. Does anyone know of good training in Northern California? I know Avery/Mutoh offers a class once a year in San Francisco, but I'm looking for something that I can...

http://www.trickmytruck.com/browseproducts/1-32-Scale-Model-Tractor-Trailers.-Die-Cast-Metal-Volvo-Cab-Over-FH-16-with-Dry-Van-Trailer.HTML That work? Or this...

have you thought about a second location? The company I work for (for all of another 30 minutes) has a retail shop (2000sf or so) and a production shop that is in BFE so the rent is dirt cheap(no idea how big it is) Seems to work for them.

The shop I work at charges $109 for a 12"x18" .080 full digital or custom. We would have added 10% for the gold. but dropped 5% for the qty...