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RE: Getting it together for my certification

Jun 26, 2010

Matthew wrote:

For the most part yes.

It does seem a little busy. Some times spacing is more important than you'd think.
Give me a little time to look it over...

I realized to late that my original pictures were completely the wrong sizes, lol.
But, I'm glad the idea was sound.

I meet with the printer on Monday I'm sure he'll have some tweaks too.

Right, less is more.

Negative space is very important to make your message stand out and not look too crowded.

I think replacing the bottom line RCIA C,L,& I with

www.yourwebsite.com would be more valuable information.

Here's a less is more design. What do you think?

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Is this your website Matthew? http://www.customcreteandmore.com/index.html

-- Edited by Roof Cleaning Pro Greensboro NC (336)362 7659 on Saturday 26th of June 2010 01:44:27 PM

Matthew · Guest

Very good point.

Matthew · Guest

Yes Mike that is our Parent company.

The website was designed 3 years ago... It needs some updates, lol.

Ok, well here's the deal.

After marketing research, domain name searches, poll groups, and deciding that we don't want to pigeon hole ourselves as just residential...

We finally decided on our name and have narrowed down the graphic choices.
We are still going to do something with the silhouette for yard signs but the logo will look something like this:

What do you guys think?

The Yard sign might be something like this:

We are currently thinking about both a logo yard sign and the silhouette sign.

I would love some feed back on which you think catches the eye better.
I was considering a yard sign with the first logo that read "Another roof saved by:" at the top.

Please don't hold back...
-- Edited by Matthew on Tuesday 6th of July 2010 04:34:44 PM

-- Edited by Matthew on Tuesday 6th of July 2010 04:38:15 PM

Jul 6, 2010

I like the black and white sign with the silhouette of the guy on the roof.

I think a less is more design would work the best, because customers driving by only have a split second to read a sign. Too much information will end up illegible and unreadable from a distance, plus you won't have enough room to make the font as large as possible.

The service, phone number, and website address should cover the entire width of the 18" x 24" sign to maximize the space and legibility.

Business cards, flyers and vehicle graphics - you can add all the other stuff you want to, especially before and after pics.

Matthew · Guest

I just registered that .com like 2 minutes ago, lol

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