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| We are having a big RED, WHITE & BLUE sale through THE END OF JULY! We are celebrating the Independence of our nation as well as to thank my three nephews Christopher, Eric and Shaun for their service to our country. They recently returned home from their tours in Iraq.
 Christopher is in the Air Force and Shaun and Eric in the Army. Christopher and Eric will be attending Southern Illinois University and Shaun will continue his career with the military as a recruiter for the Army. We are so happy that they are all back home in the U.S. and safe.
Vinyl banners will be $4.00 a square foot through July 31st. Maximum size is 4 foot tall by however long you need them. The banners will be digitally printed with taped edges and grommets. Just EMAIL us your artwork and we will get them going for you.
If you need graphic design assistance, there is a minimum $25.00 set up fee. This offer cannot be combined with any other coupons or specials.
We also have great pricing on Military FLAGS and customer Custom FLAGS
Best!
Dawn Homa
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A Frame Signs
A cost-effective way to
draw attention
by Brooke Sherratt |
 A frame signs are essential for the growth of any retail, commercial, or food service business. For many small businesses, it is essential to garner attention by placing sandwich boards and A frame signs out in front of the establishment, like on the sidewalk, or right outside an entrance. This gives the friendly impression that all are welcome inside your store or cafe. A sidewalk sign also promotes a daily special, an upcoming event, or even advertises a popular brand that a passerby may not have realized was sold there otherwise. Unlike seeing an advertisement in the newspaper, or hearing a sponsored commercial on the radio, these shoppers are already there; so catching them as they walk by can be highly effective and beneficial to gaining more profits. | | |
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SIGNARAMA LAKEWOOD | | 3234 S. Wadsworth
Lakewood, CO 80227
303 914 9700 |
| Keeping your Stand Out Factor
by Jay Forte | Everything has become a commodity. Every day we find more and more inexpensive versions of the same things. Companies quickly catch up with what others have done -- and even a good idea quickly becomes commoditized.
So, how do you keep your edge? How do you get remembered? How do you develop your SO -- your Stand Out factor?
Even though we know that new, different and distinct is what gets people's attention, most of our services and products look like what people expect or what has already been done. We are stuck in a pattern of doing what we've always done. Bland. Boring. Blah!
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E Tip: Sell directly to Facebook users
By: Christian Taylor |
A recent survey finds that Facebook merchant pages rank as the top social tool for brands. Retailers Click Here to Become a Fan  | recognize the value of grabbing a piece of the Facebook pie, setting up merchant pages on Facebook and aggressively working to collect fans. And according to a recent poll by search engine marketer Performics, 34% of consumers say they first heard or learned about a product via a social network.
But the ultimate goal for merchants is to tap into Facebook's 400 million users and see direct results that affect the bottom line and to monetize their social media presence. This has been easier said than done, however.
Facebook is a great place for discovery, branding, promotion and consumer communications, but until now there has been no way to sell directly to Facebook users. The old "walled garden" solution that required Facebook users to leave the network and go to destination Websites simply did not work.
But you can now sell directly from Facebook by turning a fan page into a storefront. Here are five tips on how to do this.
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4th of July History & Trivia -Did You Know? |
~ The major objection to being ruled by Britain was taxation without representation. The colonists had no say in the decisions of English Parliament.
~ Betsy Ross, according to legend, sewed the first American flag in May or June 1776, as commissioned by the Congressional Committee.
~ Independence Day was first celebrated in Philadelphia on July 8, 1776. ~ The Liberty Bell sounded from the tower of Independence Hall on July 8, 1776, summoning citizens to gather for the first public reading of the Declaration of Independence by Colonel John Nixon. ~ Before cars ruled the roadway, the Fourth of July was traditionally the most miserable day of the year for horses, tormented by all the noise and by the boys and girls who threw firecrackers at them. ~ Both Thomas Jefferson and John Adams died on Independence Day, July 4, 1826.~ The 56 signers of the Declaration of Independence did not sign at the same time, nor did they sign on July 4, 1776. The official event occurred on August 2, 1776, when 50 men signed it.
~ The origin of Uncle Sam probably began in 1812, when Samuel Wilson was a meat packer who provided meat to the US Army. The meat shipments were stamped with the initials, U.S. Someone joked that the initials stood for "Uncle Sam". This joke eventually led to the idea of Uncle Sam symbolizing the United States government.
~ In 1941, Congress declared 4th of July a federal legal holiday. It is one of the few federal holidays that have not been moved to a Monday or Friday. |
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Through July 30th Banners are $4.00 a sq foot. 4 foot tall by however long you need it. Taped hems and grommets.
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