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Blade signs refers to any sign that projects out from the building, perpendicular to the flow of pedestrian or street traffic, whether hanging from brackets or attached directly to the building.
They are among the most effective ways to raise visibility and attract foot traffic to your business. They offer a lot of room for creativity, offering an opportunity to make a visual statement about the nature of your business brand identity.
Blade Signs Creates Unique Design
Blade sign design is as unique as your business. From aluminum to wood, there is a wide range of blade material options. Like most sign types, there is a long list of customizations possible for blade signs.
Blade Signs Have a Classic Appearance
Blade signs can be innovatively customized or traditionally hand-painted, or wood-carved, nevertheless, they offer a sophisticated, classic appearance that distinguishes them from all other contemporary signage.
Blade Signs Draw Attention
When you carefully design and place your blade sign, you can capture the attention of your potential customers. They are often positioned at an angle that allows customers to view them as they walk by, stand at a distance, or run along the side of the building.
Blade Signs Can Also Work as a Navigation Sign
Blade Signs serve a similar purpose as a way-finding sign. The sign protrudes perpendicularly from the structure of the building, drawing attention to it for navigation. This is beneficial for street traffic since it shows that your business stands out from the crowd, encouraging people to come inside and discover what’s in-store.
About bark! bark!:
bark! bark! grew organically out of a dog walking business started in the late 1990s by Vivian Dominguez, who saw the dogs in her Southern California neighborhood were desperate for socialization. Each day after her shift at work, Vivian would do what she loved—spending time with her neighborhood pups.
