First of all let’s start with explaining what vehicle livery actually is and how it could help. Vehicle livery is the process of transforming the appearance of your vehicle, through the application of vinyl graphics, to advertise your business whilst on the road. Vehicle livery is often used to revamp your fleet and reinforce your corporate identity to allow you to become identifiable to consumers travelling about.  From printing a logo on the side of your van, to displaying all your contact details in brightly coloured graphics, the exposure gained from this could result in future success for your business.

We are just a short drive away from Accrington, and our prices are very competitive.

WHAT TYPES OF VEHICLE LIVERY ARE AVAILABLE?

Vehicle livery covers two methods vehicle signage formed with vinyl graphics and vehicle wraps covering the whole vehicle. Both methods requires a lot of technique, the latest cutting technology, precision and patience ensuring that the signage is even and level in all areas. Once cut to size and applied to the vehicle the vinyl adhesives create a mirror image of the artwork created in the studio.

HOW CAN IT SOLVE YOUR MARKETING PROBLEMS?

Did you ever think your morning traffic jam could be a marketing opportunity? That the long wait at a red light could be creating brand awareness to the cars waiting impatiently behind you?

Vehicle livery gives you the opportunity to take your brand on the road, make you get seen behind the wheel and enhance your business’s exposure massively. Let’s think about it this way: to advertise your business you could pay around £500 minimum for a full page advert in a local newspaper, which could gain you 50 viewers if you are lucky. In comparison to this, you could spend the same amount on getting your vehicle wrapped – and research shows up to 3000 people per hour could see your vehicle graphics on the road. If you are a small to medium business, these figures could dramatically change your business opportunities from the maximised exposure gained; seems like a no brainer, really!

First of all let’s start with explaining what vehicle livery actually is and how it could help. Vehicle livery is the process of transforming the appearance of your vehicle, through the application of vinyl graphics, to advertise your business whilst on the road. Vehicle livery is often used to revamp your fleet and reinforce your corporate identity to allow you to become identifiable to consumers travelling about.  From printing a logo on the side of your van, to displaying all your contact details in brightly coloured graphics, the exposure gained from this could result in future success for your business.

We are just a short drive away from Nelson, and our prices are very competitive.

WHAT TYPES OF VEHICLE LIVERY ARE AVAILABLE?

Vehicle livery covers two methods vehicle signage formed with vinyl graphics and vehicle wraps covering the whole vehicle. Both methods requires a lot of technique, the latest cutting technology, precision and patience ensuring that the signage is even and level in all areas. Once cut to size and applied to the vehicle the vinyl adhesives create a mirror image of the artwork created in the studio.

HOW CAN IT SOLVE YOUR MARKETING PROBLEMS?

Did you ever think your morning traffic jam could be a marketing opportunity? That the long wait at a red light could be creating brand awareness to the cars waiting impatiently behind you?

Vehicle livery gives you the opportunity to take your brand on the road, make you get seen behind the wheel and enhance your business’s exposure massively. Let’s think about it this way: to advertise your business you could pay around £500 minimum for a full page advert in a local newspaper, which could gain you 50 viewers if you are lucky. In comparison to this, you could spend the same amount on getting your vehicle wrapped – and research shows up to 3000 people per hour could see your vehicle graphics on the road. If you are a small to medium business, these figures could dramatically change your business opportunities from the maximised exposure gained; seems like a no brainer, really!

First of all let’s start with explaining what vehicle livery actually is and how it could help. Vehicle livery is the process of transforming the appearance of your vehicle, through the application of vinyl graphics, to advertise your business whilst on the road. Vehicle livery is often used to revamp your fleet and reinforce your corporate identity to allow you to become identifiable to consumers travelling about.  From printing a logo on the side of your van, to displaying all your contact details in brightly coloured graphics, the exposure gained from this could result in future success for your business.

We are just a short drive away from Colne, and our prices are very competitive.

WHAT TYPES OF VEHICLE LIVERY ARE AVAILABLE?

Vehicle livery covers two methods vehicle signage formed with vinyl graphics and vehicle wraps covering the whole vehicle. Both methods requires a lot of technique, the latest cutting technology, precision and patience ensuring that the signage is even and level in all areas. Once cut to size and applied to the vehicle the vinyl adhesives create a mirror image of the artwork created in the studio.

HOW CAN IT SOLVE YOUR MARKETING PROBLEMS?

Did you ever think your morning traffic jam could be a marketing opportunity? That the long wait at a red light could be creating brand awareness to the cars waiting impatiently behind you?

Vehicle livery gives you the opportunity to take your brand on the road, make you get seen behind the wheel and enhance your business’s exposure massively. Let’s think about it this way: to advertise your business you could pay around £500 minimum for a full page advert in a local newspaper, which could gain you 50 viewers if you are lucky. In comparison to this, you could spend the same amount on getting your vehicle wrapped – and research shows up to 3000 people per hour could see your vehicle graphics on the road. If you are a small to medium business, these figures could dramatically change your business opportunities from the maximised exposure gained; seems like a no brainer, really!

First of all let’s start with explaining what vehicle livery actually is and how it could help. Vehicle livery is the process of transforming the appearance of your vehicle, through the application of vinyl graphics, to advertise your business whilst on the road. Vehicle livery is often used to revamp your fleet and reinforce your corporate identity to allow you to become identifiable to consumers travelling about.  From printing a logo on the side of your van, to displaying all your contact details in brightly coloured graphics, the exposure gained from this could result in future success for your business.

We are just a short drive away from Burnley centre, and our prices are very competitive.

WHAT TYPES OF VEHICLE LIVERY ARE AVAILABLE?

Vehicle livery covers two methods vehicle signage formed with vinyl graphics and vehicle wraps covering the whole vehicle. Both methods requires a lot of technique, the latest cutting technology, precision and patience ensuring that the signage is even and level in all areas. Once cut to size and applied to the vehicle the vinyl adhesives create a mirror image of the artwork created in the studio.

HOW CAN IT SOLVE YOUR MARKETING PROBLEMS?

Did you ever think your morning traffic jam could be a marketing opportunity? That the long wait at a red light could be creating brand awareness to the cars waiting impatiently behind you?

Vehicle livery gives you the opportunity to take your brand on the road, make you get seen behind the wheel and enhance your business’s exposure massively. Let’s think about it this way: to advertise your business you could pay around £500 minimum for a full page advert in a local newspaper, which could gain you 50 viewers if you are lucky. In comparison to this, you could spend the same amount on getting your vehicle wrapped – and research shows up to 3000 people per hour could see your vehicle graphics on the road. If you are a small to medium business, these figures could dramatically change your business opportunities from the maximised exposure gained; seems like a no brainer, really!

There are lots of vans on the road in the UK and a huge number of them are white. So, if you want your van to stand out, getting your van wrapped or adding signage to it is one way to do it.

We are just a short drive away from Blackburn, and our prices are very competitive.

Here’s everything you need to know about van signwriting.

Why would you get signwriting on your van?

There are lots of reasons why you may want to add some custom signwriting to your van but one of the main reasons van owners take the plunge is because they want to promote their company.

Carrying your business name, contact details and logo is a great form of advertising for businesses of any size, and it’s relatively cheap too.

If you use your van on most working days and make multiple trips throughout the day, your business is going to be seen by a lot of people – in cities, it’s estimated that up to 3,000 people will see your van per hour – so you can see why so many people decide to add signwriting to their van.

Are there any downsides to van signwriting?

There are lots of positives to adding custom signwriting and wraps to your van but there are a couple of downsides too.

Publicising what your van is used for and therefore what’s potentially inside your van, arguably makes it an attractive proposition for would be thieves, so there is a school of thought that your van is more likely to be broken into.

While there’s no proof to back that up, it’s one of the reasons 40% of business van owners opt against customising the outside of their vehicles.

The second issue is that it could impact your insurance policy and potentially the amount you pay for your cover.

How signwriting can affect your van insurance

As you’re altering your van, signwriting is classed as a modification, which must be declared to your insurance provider.

What happens next is up to your insurer.

Some may raise your premium because signwriting could increase the cost of repairs in the event of a claim, while others might do nothing.

There are lots of vans on the road in the UK and a huge number of them are white. So, if you want your van to stand out, getting your van wrapped or adding signage to it is one way to do it.

We are just a short drive away from Accrington, and our prices are very competitive.

Here’s everything you need to know about van signwriting.

Why would you get signwriting on your van?

There are lots of reasons why you may want to add some custom signwriting to your van but one of the main reasons van owners take the plunge is because they want to promote their company.

Carrying your business name, contact details and logo is a great form of advertising for businesses of any size, and it’s relatively cheap too.

If you use your van on most working days and make multiple trips throughout the day, your business is going to be seen by a lot of people – in cities, it’s estimated that up to 3,000 people will see your van per hour – so you can see why so many people decide to add signwriting to their van.

Are there any downsides to van signwriting?

There are lots of positives to adding custom signwriting and wraps to your van but there are a couple of downsides too.

Publicising what your van is used for and therefore what’s potentially inside your van, arguably makes it an attractive proposition for would be thieves, so there is a school of thought that your van is more likely to be broken into.

While there’s no proof to back that up, it’s one of the reasons 40% of business van owners opt against customising the outside of their vehicles.

The second issue is that it could impact your insurance policy and potentially the amount you pay for your cover.

How signwriting can affect your van insurance

As you’re altering your van, signwriting is classed as a modification, which must be declared to your insurance provider.

What happens next is up to your insurer.

Some may raise your premium because signwriting could increase the cost of repairs in the event of a claim, while others might do nothing.

There are lots of vans on the road in the UK and a huge number of them are white. So, if you want your van to stand out, getting your van wrapped or adding signage to it is one way to do it.

We are just a short drive away from Nelson, and our prices are very competitive.

Here’s everything you need to know about van signwriting.

Why would you get signwriting on your van?

There are lots of reasons why you may want to add some custom signwriting to your van but one of the main reasons van owners take the plunge is because they want to promote their company.

Carrying your business name, contact details and logo is a great form of advertising for businesses of any size, and it’s relatively cheap too.

If you use your van on most working days and make multiple trips throughout the day, your business is going to be seen by a lot of people – in cities, it’s estimated that up to 3,000 people will see your van per hour – so you can see why so many people decide to add signwriting to their van.

Are there any downsides to van signwriting?

There are lots of positives to adding custom signwriting and wraps to your van but there are a couple of downsides too.

Publicising what your van is used for and therefore what’s potentially inside your van, arguably makes it an attractive proposition for would be thieves, so there is a school of thought that your van is more likely to be broken into.

While there’s no proof to back that up, it’s one of the reasons 40% of business van owners opt against customising the outside of their vehicles.

The second issue is that it could impact your insurance policy and potentially the amount you pay for your cover.

How signwriting can affect your van insurance

As you’re altering your van, signwriting is classed as a modification, which must be declared to your insurance provider.

What happens next is up to your insurer.

Some may raise your premium because signwriting could increase the cost of repairs in the event of a claim, while others might do nothing.

There are lots of vans on the road in the UK and a huge number of them are white. So, if you want your van to stand out, getting your van wrapped or adding signage to it is one way to do it.

We are just a short drive away from Colne, and our prices are very competitive.

Here’s everything you need to know about van signwriting.

Why would you get signwriting on your van?

There are lots of reasons why you may want to add some custom signwriting to your van but one of the main reasons van owners take the plunge is because they want to promote their company.

Carrying your business name, contact details and logo is a great form of advertising for businesses of any size, and it’s relatively cheap too.

If you use your van on most working days and make multiple trips throughout the day, your business is going to be seen by a lot of people – in cities, it’s estimated that up to 3,000 people will see your van per hour – so you can see why so many people decide to add signwriting to their van.

Are there any downsides to van signwriting?

There are lots of positives to adding custom signwriting and wraps to your van but there are a couple of downsides too.

Publicising what your van is used for and therefore what’s potentially inside your van, arguably makes it an attractive proposition for would be thieves, so there is a school of thought that your van is more likely to be broken into.

While there’s no proof to back that up, it’s one of the reasons 40% of business van owners opt against customising the outside of their vehicles.

The second issue is that it could impact your insurance policy and potentially the amount you pay for your cover.

How signwriting can affect your van insurance

As you’re altering your van, signwriting is classed as a modification, which must be declared to your insurance provider.

What happens next is up to your insurer.

Some may raise your premium because signwriting could increase the cost of repairs in the event of a claim, while others might do nothing.

There are lots of vans on the road in the UK and a huge number of them are white. So, if you want your van to stand out, getting your van wrapped or adding signage to it is one way to do it.

We are just a short drive away from Burnley centre, and our prices are very competitive.

Here’s everything you need to know about van signwriting.

Why would you get signwriting on your van?

There are lots of reasons why you may want to add some custom signwriting to your van but one of the main reasons van owners take the plunge is because they want to promote their company.

Carrying your business name, contact details and logo is a great form of advertising for businesses of any size, and it’s relatively cheap too.

If you use your van on most working days and make multiple trips throughout the day, your business is going to be seen by a lot of people – in cities, it’s estimated that up to 3,000 people will see your van per hour – so you can see why so many people decide to add signwriting to their van.

Are there any downsides to van signwriting?

There are lots of positives to adding custom signwriting and wraps to your van but there are a couple of downsides too.

Publicising what your van is used for and therefore what’s potentially inside your van, arguably makes it an attractive proposition for would be thieves, so there is a school of thought that your van is more likely to be broken into.

While there’s no proof to back that up, it’s one of the reasons 40% of business van owners opt against customising the outside of their vehicles.

The second issue is that it could impact your insurance policy and potentially the amount you pay for your cover.

How signwriting can affect your van insurance

As you’re altering your van, signwriting is classed as a modification, which must be declared to your insurance provider.

What happens next is up to your insurer.

Some may raise your premium because signwriting could increase the cost of repairs in the event of a claim, while others might do nothing.

We are just a short drive away from Blackburn, and our prices are very competitive.

The statistical case for vehicle livery is a persuasive one. A thousand impressions can cost as little as 4p while your vehicle can be seen by as many as 3,000 people in an hour. But when you’re a startup, the business case for your marketing spend needs to be watertight – can you afford to invest in a vinyl wrap if you’re not convinced of the ROI?

When it comes to investing in vehicle graphics, however, there are plenty of other nailed on benefits to using your vehicle as a mobile billboard. From maximising resale value to boosting brand identity, a well-designed vinyl wrap drives your message into the heart of your target markets.

Create a buzz around your brand

If you’re struggling to create an outstanding brand identity then you’ll already know you need to keep things consistent across your marketing channels. Having your branding on your vehicles creates a buzz around your brand and promotes the idea that you’re a professional business to be taken seriously – after all, a long-lasting vinyl wrap says you’ll be around for the long run.

A well-designed wrap that delivers a strong message with pleasing aesthetics is so much more visually appealing and reassuring than an anonymous white van. You’ll catch the eye of potential customers whether you’re on the go or parked outside the office and that helps to drive brand recognition, keeping you top of mind.

Non-aggressive persuasion

No one responds to advertising that is pushy and aggressive. That’s why online customers block intrusive marketing with ad blocking software. Your mobile marketing is both non-aggressive and subtly persuasive, making it a highly effective way to get your brand recognised.

Cost-effective marketing

Vehicle livery is also surprisingly cost-effective. In surveys, customers have ranked good quality vehicle signwriting more highly than radio or TV advertising, which is considerably less affordable. When used for brand awareness, a vinyl wrap can be a great investment lasting up to eight years. And because your advertising changes its location on a regular basis, the content can remain static. However, if you need to alter your vehicle wrap it’s simple to add decals to alter contact information or add time-limited promotions.

Increased resale value

When you opt for a vinyl wrap you’re not only creating stand out marketing, you’re effectively wrapping your vehicle in a protective skin that’s incredibly durable and weatherproof. Properly looked after your vehicle signwriting will continue to look good for years to come while protecting the paintwork from everyday bumps and scratches. Opt for professional installation and removal of your vehicle livery and you’ll have a pleasant surprise when the vinyl wrap is removed – the bodywork will look impeccable, enhancing the resale value of your car or van.

Investing in vehicle livery in Burnley

If a vinyl wrap looks like the cost-effective marketing solution for your East Sussex startup, we can help. At The Sussex Sign Company we offer a full spectrum design and wrap service that makes the most of the benefits of a vinyl wrap for your business. If you’re interested in persuasive advertising that delivers an excellent return on your investment, contact us today to discuss your vehicle signwriting options.