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Like going head to head with Grimco? ...This will be challenging, they are HUGE. Still, I would love to hear your ideas on this. Feel free to email me to discuss.

Again, we can help with the 1-2 color corrugated plastic political signs. We should be able to help you win those jobs of 100-2500+ signs without too much trouble. Low cost signs get campaign managers in the door. The signs are critical and what everyone looks at pricing on first, but once you...

Is there any chance you would need to be able to cut out various shapes? Die cutters will make quick work of repetitive jobs if you don't need any variability. My thought would be to not get a flatbed cutter until die changes become cost prohibitive. Also, there are not alot of low cost...

The question is what are you going to do with them? Generally, if we're running a job that large, we run it on 48x36" sheets and shear it down (Screen) or 49x98" sheets (Digital). You should be able to buy that all day long for mid to high seventies. Let me know if you can't find it. We can...

Depending on what you want to spend. There are alot of options. You'll find flatbeds will produce in this range depending on how much you are willing to spend: $100k - 10 BPH $200k - 20-60 BPH $400k - 40-100 BPH $1mm - 100-300 BPH We screen print yard signs at 400-1200 24x18's (1 color 1 side)...

Let's talk. We should help you be able to win more of these. It might take a little negotiating with your customer, but we can typically help you win these larger coro yardsign jobs. https://www.firesprint.com/yard-signs/

One of the things we learned when running poly carbonate on our table saw long ago was to set the blade height much higher(deeper) that you need. In other words, extend the blade far past the substrate. This seemed to give us a smoother cut faster. Might not work for everyone, but with our setup...

We do these all the time out of corrugated plastic - just a yard sign basically - https://www.firesprint.com/yard-signs/

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Signs are an essential business. You can always branch out into other areas of graphics and advertising too. I would think wherever you go, there are shops that do really really well, and those that don't. It will depend a lot on how adaptable you are. Anyone on here that tells you their market...

We have alot of yard sign templates on our site: https://www.firesprint.com/yard-signs/

Anything for print should be yes. Sometimes the extruders skip the step for packaging that won't be printed on.

You're thinking about moving to somewhere where the sign market is better?

Sealed or Epoxied Concrete is the way to go, even in the offices. It's the most durable, and it a modern look. Carpet just wears out and looks terrible. If you absolutely want something over the concrete, consider LVT (Luxury Vinyl Tile) It's no too expensive and fair easy to install. Home depot...

I try not to get political about this stuff, but my wife is an DNP. Not testing was standard practice for a while because they didn't have enough testing supplies. If the test can't be performed, the next best thing is the Doctor's assessment. Someone going on a ventilator needs to have "Droplet...

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Lot's of opportunity out there! Go Get Em! Let us help!

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(Net Profit x Multiplier) + Market Value of Equipment How much do you pay yourself? How much would it cost to hire a person to do what you do day to day? Generally, when valuing a business, you need to figure your profit after labor and that will give you an idea of the price you could sell...

Core personality traits may not change. That might be right, but little things can change about a person and that can make a huge difference. My overarching goals and beliefs are very much the same as they were when I started in this business 13 years ago, but my approach to achieving them has...