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No other form of advertising offers a lower cost per impression than vehicle graphics. One delivery truck with an effective design can generate millions of impressions per year. The results can’t be underestimated with an image larger than life getting your company noticed, everyday. For less than a penny an impression Fleet wraps, vehicle wraps and graphics are a great way to advertise.
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Full Vehicle Wrap Graphics |
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With a full vehicle wrap, the complete vehicle is wrapped in a printed vinyl sheet. The sides, front, and rear of your vehicle are wrapped. Perforated material can also be printed and placed on the glass surfaces to allow for a larger advertising image. The wrap graphic can be removed without damage to the vehicle when you are ready to turn it in or sell it. Many companies are also choosing to change the message on their vehicles from time to time, just as you would do with a traditional billboard. The full vehicle wrap provides the most striking and dramatic marketing image, and is the best value for your marketing dollars.
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Partial Vehicle Wrap Graphics |
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An affordable option to the full vehicle wrap is the partial wrap, where the color of the vehicle is used as part of the design. With a partial wrap, we often wrap ½ to ¾ of the vehicle and finish the job with spot graphics on the remaining part of the vehicle. A properly designed partial wrap can be just as striking and effective as a full wrap, for about ¾ of the price.
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Spot Graphics |
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Traditional spot graphics usually include phone numbers, words and logos cut out of vinyl and placed on the sides of a vehicle. More and more companies are moving away from spot vehicle graphics and opting instead for partial or full vehicle wraps to dramatically increase the effectiveness of the marketing message. When you drive down the street with a striking vehicle wrap, you and your business really get noticed! Although the marketing experts at Rightlook Creative recommend a full or partial wrap, there is still a place and budget for spot graphics.
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