In this week’s installment of our Small Business Success series, we chatted with Maria Trujillo of Freelenz Photography and the Red Chair Studio about her journey in following her passion for photography and art. Maria purchased a clear window decal to display on the door of her photography studio.
Small Business Success Story – DustyBlues Photography Gallery
This week’s installment of our small business success series features Valerie and Dusty Scott, the owners of DustyBlues Photography Gallery in Logan, Ohio. They purchased vinyl banners and yard signs to direct visitors to their photo gallery.
Small Business Success Story – The Bow Next Door
Today’s addition to our Small Business Success Series features Emily Lee from The Bow Next Door. Emily purchased custom foamboard signs to display product images and the company logo.
Small Business Success Story – Rising Phoenix Pizzeria
This week, we chatted with Michael Messina from Rising Phoenix Pizzeria for another fun segment of our small business success series. Michael purchased see through window decals to display logos, business hours, and clever advertising.
1st Annual Signs.com “Design Your Success” Scholarship Awarded
We are pleased to announce the first ever winner of the “Design Your Success” annual scholarship and the amount of $2000.00 to Joshua Fernandez of Rincon, Georgia.
Small Business Success Story – Surf-fur
Today’s segment of our small business success series highlights Cynthia Issel, the owner of Surf-fur. Cynthia purchased a custom fabric banner to help advertise the Surf-fur brand.
Signage 101 – Letter Height Visibility
Letter sizing matters! It’s an often overlooked aspect of creating custom signs, but letter size is one of the most important features to consider when designing a sign. Letter size (also referred to as letter height) will determine from how far away your message can be read. Lettering that is too small or too big […]
Small Business Success Story – GoodThree
Today’s release of our small business success series features Matt Hannigan, the principal and creative director of the Pennsylvania-based design company, GoodThree. Matt purchased a repositionable wall decal for display in the GoodThree office.
