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 Signs Manufacturing Corporation

Signs Manufacturing has been building quality signs, installing signs,
servicing Everman since 1979.

Quoting U. S. Small Business Administration research, 89% of businesses that fail do so because of improper signage! Stated differently, good signage gives a business an almost 90% probability of success.

Whether they are illuminated channel letters, neon signs, lighted sign cabinets, LED message centers, pole signs, pylon signs, or monument signs that light, outdoor custom electric signs in front of your business are the least costly means of advertising available to you over time.

It is the most targeted advertising you can do according to the U. S. Small Business Administration (SBA), which also states that 85% of a businesses sales usually come from within a 5 mile radius.  Your sign constantly advertises your business to a potential customer who frequents the area where your business is located.

If a sign costs you money it is not doing its job. It should effectively advertise your company and earn you money.

As examples, how important would a free-standing pylon sign be to your business?  McDonald's says that simply changing a monument sign in front of one of their stores to a pylon sign increases their store's business 15%.  A Whataburger that was unhappy with their new store's volume removed their brand-new pylon sign and installed one 40% larger and taller.  The store's volume increased 23% the day after installation, and sales have exceeded the previous months for more than 5 years now.

The SBA says that an LED Message Center increases store volume 15 - 150%.

Purchasing the right signs for the job helps a business survive by bringing higher sales volume.

The importance of signage in helping a business to survive was recently underscored when the Small Business Development Center (SBDC), with their NxLeveL for Entrepreneurs training program, which is available in 40 states, added an entire week to their program to present more deeply "…the importance of signs and their impact on a business…"

We can help, so long as your landlord and the City of Everman allow you to install signs that will help your business.  Unfortunately this isn't always true.  Choose your location(s) wisely (and receive your landlord's approval of your signage package BEFORE you sign your lease.)

And remember the axiom "Location, Location, Location!"  The supreme importance of "location" is the numbers of potential customers that will see your signs...and be able to read and understand them.  Very important design and marketing considerations.

If you desire to view Everman's sign ordinance, visit http://www.evermantx.net.

The Texas Department of Transportation has probably counted traffic in front of your new location.  Go to www.dfwinfo.com/trans/data/tcins to see how many vehicles will see your signs every day!  Other regions have similar information available.

Surprisingly 30% of traffic on almost all business streets occurs when it is dark; people see your sign only if it is lighted when it is dark out, including on dark days when everyone else's sign is lighted.

With 18.6% of the entire US population moving each year, your sign will be constantly seen by MANY potentially new customers.

The Dallas/Fort Worth  "Metroplex" is the fastest growing large city in the United States.  It is the fourth fastest growing city in the world.

North Texas is expected to gain 4,000,000 new residents in the next 4 years!  The business economy HERE remains healthy!  Over 100 new businesses are started in just the D/FW Metroplex every week.

Don't let the "doom-n-gloomers" talk you out of being successful.

The large "National" companies have placed expansion plans on "hold", world-wide and Texas-wide, because of their over-all problems; leaving lots of opportunity for local and regional businesses in North Texas.

This is the best time ever to start a new business in North Texas.