Wrap it up

Question though; doesn't some of the Heavy lettering block the view? Guess it would be unsafe and illegal then. Still it seems like some of it would be blocking!

It has not been an issue at all. The sides are not used anyway and the back has more than enough area to see out of..Try it, it brings in the people...NOW GO GET SOME.

How much did it cost you to do all 3 windows? What is your response rate?

You are All-In! Best of Luck!

It was $275 but the day before someone got rid of some car rims and I sold them for 125 so I call it as 100 out of my pocket....

thats a rolling billboard sign from all angles

This WORKS, even if its sitting still!!

All for a ONE TIME cost

I have thought about doing this with my car. You can also get door size magnets too that work. Those i have seen for around $10.00 plus shipping for one to fit any size door.

But this is much easier to see while moving.

I had those before I went to these. The door magnets are good but if you don't take them off and put oil on them after you wash your car. Water will get trapped under them and here comes the rust bubble. Happened on my work truck...I did not wash it as much as I should have either...The magnet stuck to the paint as well....Bad move....You think the suv is bold go look at the web site in the lower right corner? NOW GO GET SOME

All of it is very well done! Do you feel that this is bringing in more business than the magnets? and if so, why?

Hi ellsworth, yes they bring in way more contacts because of there size and color. They are very loud and you can see them from a block away. They have been a god sent for my business..NOW GO GET SOME

Looks great, Keith!
This is a rolling billboard! Smart move.
(I had this done on a mini-van I used to drive).

Vehicle window lettering is more resistant and weatherproof and the window lettering (on an SUV) is more visible being at or above eye level. Car magnets can easily blow right off at higher speeds and tend to lose their adhesive power over time, and can be stolen. Laser window lettering is the next level of vehicle advertising between car magnets and vehicle wraps. Magnets cost under $20, lettering is in the low hundreds, and vehicle wraps cost per square foot (avg. cost $750-$1200) depending upon the size of the vehicle. (One good deal and it's paid for!) It's about a level of commitment, as well.

As for time factor, magnets can be shipped overnight, lettering takes a few hours or possibly a day, wraps can take up to 3 days, so there's some down time there.

One up side to car magnets is they are affordable on a lower budget, and can be used interchangeably between vehicles (you take them with you, no matter what or who's driving). You can also buy them for team members or birddogs to be used simultaneously, too. The 2 other choices are permanent, longer-lasting/sustainable, and draw much more attention for sure.

Great post here. You covered it all and i couldn't have sad it any better myself. Thanks for the help tell others what can be done...

Here it is, the CHEAPEST way to create a mobile advertising sign for your vehicle!!!

So simple, and under $5 bucks (for the budget-conscious investor)...

WINDOW PAINT.

Office Max & Party City sell them (and I'm sure Walmart and the like, too). Prices range from $2.98-4.98. Multiple vibrant colors available. Rain resistant. EZ to remove.

Just finished my bandit signs, car magnets in place, and my painted message on my rear window! All set for 5AM...a-market-ing-I-will-go! LOL

(Hope you don't mind my posting this here, Keith).

I love what they did and it was the best 275 i ever spent. Kat you can post anything you want that will get people of the their %^#$ and moving towards what they need to do, that is why I am here. I know one deal came from this and Dec was a 60k month...I have to pinch myself when i say that. I made 60k to do what I love..... I would gladly (and will) put a big chunk of this back into building my business..NOW GO GET SOME