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Is your message clear?

6/21/2013

 
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This sign reminds me of one that is being used by our local downtown association. Essentially - this sign warns of a bridge out. It's there - you just have to look closely. 

It's not a good idea to make your customers try to figure out the message in whatever you're showing them. When you are working to convey a message make sure that message is absolutely clear and at the forefront. 

While you care deeply about your message, your customers don't until you've "hooked" them. A sign like this certainly would do that but you won't really get the critical message to the customer. 

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10/21/2013 10:50:31 pm

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