The BEST Way to Market Your Business Using Yard Signs

[@cassjane3]

Thank you. Making signs for a dog adoption event. I believe I’ve nailed the designs, but you have EXCELLENT placement suggestions, which is so helpful!

[@philliplebron1210]

Just want to say good job dude for not completely writing off yard signs just because your first experience was negative

[@debbieurias5151]

Very good presentation, simple and easy to understand on getting a sign. Thank you!!

[@theflycrate]

Thank you for the advice 👍 this has helped a lot. Your points all make sense. Back to the design board to redo my yard signs before printing.

[@jeffconsiglio1307]

Thanks for the info! You just saved me a lot of money on buying yard signs, and I think your ideas on where to place the signs will apply to my business (personal training) too.

[@BlakeWashington_]

Thanks dude

[@littlespressurewashing]

I have the exact same sign and it does well

[@aaronbailey3640]

Great content

[@glmorten]

Starting a collectible buy-sell-trade business I am trying to find yard signs to advertise around schools, residential etc and stumbled across this video. Even though I am not in the pressure washing space, this video helped me alot! Thanks!

[@kevingp12]

Awesome info thanks!

[@dannycrain3485]

Cool thanks

[@WrestleShadeTNS]

252 N.C 👍🏽👋🏽

[@coreyrobinson7410]

What stakes do you recommend?

[@MichaelBrianInc]

This is great info. Do you use your personal phone number or a Google number? Love the placement location idea.

[@el_oso_fpv6195]

let's do a house painting campaign.

[@mrdman094081]

What's wrong with that sign ? (1:52/min:sec) Too busy, phone number too small.

[@brandonalba414]

Do you have a template on this?

[@pressurewashingsurvivalgui3980]

On UZ Marketing the website the template that I used is on there. Type in Pressure Washing on UZ Marketing.

[@kevinmorris9712]

Only cheap or poor customers are shocked at the average cost to have their house washed. Don't do that. You could start an "I'm the cheapest" war. That's rookie tactics. There's always some guy who thinks everybody is living paycheck to paycheck because he is. You start at $200 so he figures I'll start at $175, then the next guy says I start at $150. You hurt not only your potential anual profit, but the whole area should that catch on as the norm.