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Post by dacoachmo on May 24, 2008 13:39:06 GMT -6
Looking to use the empty fences in the endzone for local businesses to advertise...what is the best way to do this? type of material for signs, etc!
thanks in advance!
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Post by Yash on May 24, 2008 15:37:25 GMT -6
try getting a sign company to advertise there so they can make their own sign for it.
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Post by bleefb on May 25, 2008 21:33:56 GMT -6
We have 3'x5' vinyl signs made by a local sign company. We charge $400 the first year, and $300 in subsequent years if the sign doesn't change. They also get an ad in our program. We put the signs on the 50 yd line, right behind the cheerleaders, fanning in both directions. The signs usually cost $80-$100 each, it's pure profit after the first year, and because they're vinyl, we take them down and store them between games and the off-season so they can't be defaced.
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Post by airraider on May 25, 2008 21:39:18 GMT -6
We have 3'x5' vinyl signs made by a local sign company. We charge $400 the first year, and $300 in subsequent years if the sign doesn't change. They also get an ad in our program. We put the signs on the 50 yd line, right behind the cheerleaders, fanning in both directions. The signs usually cost $80-$100 each, it's pure profit after the first year, and because they're vinyl, we take them down and store them between games and the off-season so they can't be defaced. we did the same thing.. used the corregated plastic.. made around $8000 a year on it.. |
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Post by hustleandheart on May 25, 2008 23:09:46 GMT -6
At our town league that I used to play in, its a 3x5 sign for $400 the first year and $200 to renew it the next year. They have Stop & Shop as well as smaller businesses buying it. They made a good amount of money for it.
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Post by dacoachmo on May 26, 2008 18:56:23 GMT -6
Thanks guys, did you go door to door or send a letter to the business?
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Post by poweriguy on May 26, 2008 20:13:34 GMT -6
When I was in high school, the baseball team sold adverts on the outfield fence. They were 4x8 sheets of the cheapest plywood (1/4' I think) . And the art classes would paint the sign with the ads on it.
One cool sign was a local pizza parlor who's sign said, "Hit this sign on the fly, WIN A FREE PIZZA!" And of coarse a kid from the opposing team hit that sucker first.
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