Morning all, I'm interested on people's thoughts with regards to sign writing vehicles? Some people I've spoken to say not to, I would have thought advertising your services on the move would be a good thing.
Any thoughts?
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Russell Logistics
21Long Services
10314Depends really
We have several accounts that involves moving high value goods so advertising isn't in our or the clients interests but generally i think its a good idea, and if you look on vistaprint you can get large window decals that look good on vans and cost a lot less than sign writing.
Don't do magmounts tho... They fall off and/or get nicked
Long Services
10314Oh and if you predominantly sub from other couriers, then advertising you, rather than them is a conflict of interest A bit like leaving you card at the pick up or delivery point when doing a job for A2B Couriers
Douglas & Sons
25600If you are subbing to courier companies it's not really etiquette to turn up at their customers with your name all over your van!
Watson Express
1737And it costs a lot to remove when you sell your van.
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