Vinyl Banners Don't Get No Respect

Written by Rick Hendershot, Trade Show Tips


Inrepparttar hierarchy of advertising and promotional media,repparttar 100843 lowly Vinyl Banner has to be one ofrepparttar 100844 most under-rated of them all. Often viewed as a temporary substitute for a real sign, or a cheap backdrop when you couldn't afford something better, inrepparttar 100845 not-so-distant past vinyl banners rarely got their due.

The "digital revolution" has changed all that. Printing machines are now available that can print directly on both indoor and outdoor grade vinyl in stunningly beautiful full color. That means a graphic designer can takerepparttar 100846 same files she uses for her client's magazine ad or company brochure, blow them up, and print them directly on a very durable piece of vinyl.

As a result,repparttar 100847 catalog of available vinyl materials has exploded inrepparttar 100848 last three or four years, andrepparttar 100849 printing process has been perfected torepparttar 100850 point where you can now print a beautiful full color image on a piece of virtually un-tearable vinyl with durable inks that will not weather or fade for many years.

This opens up many possibilities for marketers, designers, trade show exhibitors, retailers, special speakers, and event planners. Vinyl banners have several distinct advantages over almost any other advertising medium.

First, they are FLEXIBLE, and very durable. That means you can carry your backdrop to an open house, trade show, or outdoor event. Just hang it over a table, or from readily available hanging hardware. Or if it is an outdoor event like a golf or slo-pitch tournament, attach it torepparttar 100851 side of a building or an outfield fence. Whenrepparttar 100852 event is over, just take it down, roll it up, and you're ready forrepparttar 100853 next event.

Travel Journey to Nepal

Written by Dil Pahari.


Information for tours and travel in Nepal. Visit website: http://www.buddhatreks.com

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