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Light Yellow Sign
I ran down a sign with my car last night?
I crashed into one of those light up yellow signs where you can change the letters... i ploughed right through it and destroyed it.
What should I do?
Oh by the way, i didn't to it on purpose, I had to avoid a crazy driver and someone decided to put the sign right up on the sidewalk.
Did you take pictures of the damage? did your car damaged? if your car didn't damaged then keep on you your life, if not, then call the insurance and tell/show them and proof them what happened... They will cover you if you prove what happened. Next time call the same night.
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1 Roll 15" X 10' Light Yellow LG Chem Cutting Vinyl Sign Die Cut Plotter Film | |
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US $6.39 | 16d 23m |
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15" Wide Light Yellow LG Chem Cutting Vinyl Sign Die Cut Plotter Film Decal | |
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US $.99 | 16d 23m |
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NEW LED rope light, Yellow, Flex Tube 50 ft., for indoor, outdoor Business Signs | |
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US $446.96 | 27d 6h 53m |
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easy DIY indoor, outdoor Signs LED Rope, Yellow light, Flex Tube 100 feet roll | |
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US $899.76 | 27d 6h 53m |
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LIGHTED "OPEN RED -YELLOW " WINDOW SIGN 15"x30" OP351 | |
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US $104.95 | 27d 5h 5m |
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VTG Retail Neon Window Sign Candle Light Custom Made 18" x 14" Purple Yellow | |
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US $58.75 | 23d 2h 46m |
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Lot of (10) 11 watt S14 yellow sign light 130v Bulb Signs decoration ceramic | |
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US $12.99 | 17d 12h 21m |
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15"x11" PACMAN Yellow Logo Beer Bar Pub Store Display Light Neon Sign N14 | |
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US $97.99 | 17d 1h 28m |
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6'' yellow generous eyecatching led signs sign letter signboard light box | |
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US $69.99 | 16d 21h 47m |
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Light-up Banner Sign lightbox WE BUY GOLD - neon yellow- Bright - Pawn shops | |
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NEON COORS LIGHT YELLOW BIKINI BEER LIGHT BAR SIGN 019 | |
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Yellow Crossing Sign $24.99 Silvestre Machado Yellow Crossing Sign - Photographic Print |
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Peace sign (yellow) $9.99 Kem Mcnair Peace sign (yellow) - Art Print |
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Yellow Roof Top Taxi Light / Sign 12V with Magnetic Base $25.89 Overview: If you're a licensed taxi driver or cab firm owner who needs to replace a faulty sign, do so with this economically priced and high quality 'Taxi' light.With a bright yellow light and anti-damage magnetic base, which unscrews for you to change the bulb, this is a must-have back-up or replacement light for all cab companiesBrand new and boxedSpecification:Light colour: yellow Attachment: magnetic base Power: via vehicle electrics Vehicle voltage: 12V Dimensions: 26.5 x 12 x 9.5cm (10.5 x 4.8 x 3.8") Casing material: waterproof sealed plastic Brand new and boxed |
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Yellow Roof Top Taxi Light and Sign 12V with Magnetic Base $24.69 HighlightsIf you're a licensed taxi driver orcab firm owner who needs to replace a faulty sign, do so with this economically priced and high quality Taxi light.With a bright yellow lightandanti-damage magnetic base, which unscrews for you to change the bulb, this is a must-have back-up or replacement light for all cab companiesLight colour: yellowAttachment: magnetic basePower: via vehicle electricsVehicle voltage: 12VCasing material: waterproofsealed plasticSpecificationsSize: 26.5 x 12 x 9.5cmNetweight: 0.057kg |
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Yellow Green and Blue Peace Sign $39.99 Yellow Green and Blue Peace Sign - Giclee Print |
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2 PCS Yellow Eagle Pattern Reflect Light Car Sign Plate $6.49 Description:Cool eagle pattern car sign plateEasy installation, attach on any place of your car neededYou can put this product on the window at the back of the carYellow Car Sign Made from plastic material with reflection effectReflect lights from other cars, warn the other driversPerfect fit for all kinds of carsCar safety productCar Reflect Sign will prevent from shock, touch scratch when open or close the doorColor: yellowSize: 80 x 80 x 5mm (each one)Weight: 38g |
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Tortoise Shaped Stop Sign Car Back Light Reflector Yellow $7.49 Description:Bee eye tortoise shaped Car Reflector for your cars!Safety Light Reflector will reflect lights from other cars, warn the other driversEasy to install and use, adds elegance to your carWidely used on cars, motorbike and other vehiclesCar Stop Sign made of acry plastic materialsDouble side adhesive tape on the back of the Car Stop SignThis is non-OEM generic productColor: yellow (color may be differnt)Dimension: 9 x 5 x 0.8cmWeight: 46gPackage included:2 x Tortoise Shaped car reflector |
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Dollar Sign in Light Bulb $29.99 Dollar Sign in Light Bulb - Photographic Print |
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Dollar Sign, c.1981 (Yellow and Red) $14.99 Andy Warhol Dollar Sign, c.1981 (Yellow and Red) - Art Print |
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Weird Tale Collection 1: The Yellow Sign & Others - $14.99 Weird Tale Collection 1: The Yellow Sign & Others - |
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Rubbermaid Lock-in Sign Holder for Safety Cones. Each $10.3 Lock-in Sign Holder, fits 25" and 36" Safety Cones. Manufacturer: Rubbermaid. Each. Highly visible, bright yellow hazard protection system. Versatile top design accommodates barricade belt, flashing light and lock-in sign holder. Four-sided shape allows f |
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Rubbermaid Yellow Wet Floor Caution Sign, Each, Yellow $12.98 Yellow "Wet Floor" Caution Sign, Each |
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Update International WFC27 ConeShaped Wet Floor Sign $28.8 Cone top accommodates barricade belts/chains flashing light and sign holders. Highly visible bright safety yellow color and bilingual message. Size: 27 . Type: Wet Floor Sign. Base: 11 . Height: 27 . Carton: 6. |
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Bexley Soft Yellow Table Lamp by Arteriors $504 The Arteriors Bexley Soft Yellow Table Lamp offers chic elegance with its glass base and shade. The glass is a pale yellow hue, similar to the color of the early morning sunlight filtering through the trees. Control the lamp's illumination level via its 3-way switch. Since 1987, Texas-based Arteriors has paired timeless concepts with a nod to the latest looks, offering home lighting with unique character and enduring presence. The lighting from Arteriors is ideal for both transitional interiors and modern homes, capturing a flavor that reflects the trends and traditions of lighting design across the world. The Arteriors Bexley Soft Yellow Table Lamp is available with the following: Details:Flared Celedon Silk shade with Silver foil liningSoft Yellow glass base3-way switchUL ListedLighting: One 150 Watt 120 Volt Type E26 Incandescent lamp (not included). Shipping: This item usually ships in 5 days. Dimensions: Fixture: Height 28.5 In., Diameter 17 In. |
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2x Led Indicator Yellow Car Turn Sign Arrow Light i25
How Much Should you Spend On your Yellow Page Advertising Budget?
When it comes time set up a budget for your advertising, I have a simple rule of thumb: whatever it takes.
Okay, maybe I'm being a bit flippant, but after three decades in advertising that's almost the best I can do. I could give you the standard answer that most marketing textbooks offer. An average business should allocate about between two to five percent of your gross revenue. A startup or new business might have to do double that the first year or two. Let me amend those figures and walk you through a few companies that don't meet these numbers.
During the heyday of AT & T, they only spent about one percent of their income on advertising. But, in the sixties and seventies, they were making a billion and a half dollars annually. So their advertising budget was $150,000,000 a year. That's still a staggering amount. I read somewhere that many major companies spend about twenty percent of their anticipated gross, during a campaign to introduce a new product into the marketplace. Here are some other industries and their allotted percentages as expressed in very general terms according to some current advertising journals' statistics:
Auto Manufacturers: Up to 1%, Retail Stores: 2% to 3%, Service Businesses: 3% to 5%, New Business Startup: 5% to 7%, Fast Moving Consumer Products: 8% to 10%, Pharmaceutical or Cosmetic Companies: 20% and up.
But suppose you're not Revlon Cosmetics and, instead, your business is cleaning carpets: so where do you fit in? It depends. It's all about the mystical, magical ROI, once again. If you're the new guy in town, odds are you will need to do the most advertising to establish your name and identity among the other carpet cleaners. Unfortunately, it means the outlay of sizeable marketing dollars to compete with existing ads. They, after all, have already earned their place by their longevity. You have to break into the heading with a large ad to draw customers that ordinarily would migrate to the older competitors.
And it probably couldn't have come at a worse time for you. You've just invested in trucks, equipment, perhaps an office and that overhead, employees, insurance, signage, accounting and licensing fees. It's outflow without any inflow. Yet now you are expected to cough up even more money for a marketing campaign. It's just about this time that many new businesses say they're tapped out and opt to bypass the Yellow Pages. It's just too darned expensive, they moan. But, a smart businessperson would have allowed for this expensive in the original business plan. You do have a business plan, right? You don't? Shame on you!
Assuming you have some basic strategy for your business, then you should have an advertising allotment. It's as important as a sign on the front of the building or on the truck. It would include those items plus any direct mail, Yellow Pages and any other appropriate media. If you're a retail business, try the two to five percent of anticipated gross sales. If you're a service provider, go with four to ten percent. Then double that for the first year.
This is a general rule of thumb. There are so many factors that affect the outcome of a campaign, I hesitate to set down a firm number. What if you use a figure I mention for a year and have a miserable result? Did you over or under spend? How do you know? I will bet that most business failures are due to a lack of an, or under-funded, advertising program. I remember how many of my customers cut back their campaigns during recessionary times. This is exactly the reverse of how large corporations view a downturn in sales. They realize that they must increase their marketing in hard times. It may be counter- intuitive to a small business to spend more when profits are down, but it's the same as playing the stock market.
When a stock is soaring, do you buy when it's peaked or when it starts dropping? Most amateur investors will jump on the bandwagon of a climbing stock, thereby forfeiting almost any chance of a profit. The smart investor will buy the so-called, "bottom-feeders" because they are the best potential profit-makers and have the lowest cost factors. Again, the counter-intuitive approach works every time.When determining a budget, a change in mindset is in order. Rather than looking at advertising as an expense, consider it as an investment. Many businesses think of marketing as an overhead expense. That may be true of your insurance, rent, utilities, employees, accountant and legal fees, but advertising is the only service that can actually bring in customers. None of the other aforementioned items can make a sale. With the exception of a commissioned salesperson, the remainder of these overhead expenses are always outgoing only. So you have to reevaluate your advertising strategy viewing it in the proper light: an investment that helps provide cash-flow.
After many years of YP consulting, one thing stood out above all others. The idea that a business's ad was a necessary evil which drained the company of profits and was quite over-priced. I never heard a customer remark how cheap his YP ad appeared to be and how happy he was to write that monthly directory check. Even when times were good and they knew the ad was getting them calls, the expense was painful. What would be even more painful would be to close a business due to a lack of sales.
I used to compare a YP ad to a business sign. Most retail stores recognized the need for letting the public know that ABC Auto Sales was open for business and spent huge amounts on massive signs around the property. But, when it came to their YP program, their invariably asked what the smallest ad would cost. I would say that perhaps they might consider reducing their signage to a tiny, one by one foot size. Of course, that would cause them to become indignant. The whole idea was laughable to them and why should they even consider such a stupid suggestion? The poor owners didn't make the obvious connection.
So they would budget for a neon-illuminated monstrosity that would put a Vegas casino to shame and yet have a pittance remaining for the directory. When I explained how few people drove around town looking for the Auto Sales sign, they would justify the investment by saying how many customers came in because they said they saw the sign. I was happy for them but pointed out that placing a sign in front of every person actually seeking out a business would be an even better investment. Where could they do that, they wondered. Hmm. How about under the heading of "Automobiles-Dealers" in the Yellow Pages? Sure, they would have to forgo the flashing lights, but think of all the electricity they could save.
My long-winded treatise is to convey one hypothesis: have a plan. Cover all the essential areas of the business. Even if you decide that the directory is not your ideal form of promotion, make sure that your advertising program is well funded and part of the overall business scheme. Also, have a multi-year strategy that allows for future growth and marketing, unless you have figured you'll be closing within the first year or so. In that case, save your money and go on a nice vacation instead. After all, a company that "fails to plan, plans to fail," or so it's been said.
About the Author
Jeffrey Hauser's latest book is, "Inside the Yellow Pages," which can be viewed at: www.poweradbook.com
He was a sales consultant for the Bell System Yellow Pages for nearly 25 years. He graduated from Pratt Institute with a BFA in Advertising and has a Master's Degree in teaching. He had his own advertising agency in Scottsdale, Arizona and ran a consulting and design firm, ABC Advertising. Currently, he is the Marketing Director for thenurseschoice.com, a Health Information and Doctor Referral site.
