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I've decided to start teaching (guitar) privately so I'm mulling about different marketing techniques. I saw a magnetic car door sign the other day and have been considering the possibilities. I have had all the reactions i posted in the poll except the last one. i certainly would think those signs might tend to mysteriously disappear.
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I don't have one for my business, but I've considered it. What's the harm?
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door sign shmoor sign. you need to get a wrap!
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I think they're perfectly fine and have never been offended or put off at seeing one. If you're going to use one, I strongly recommend you try to tap into some of the (free?!) advice available here on the forum about design. I certainly wouldn't see you as creating anything offensive, but you would want to use a design or color scheme that attracted attention.
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It justifies writing off at least some of the car expenses as business expense for tax purposes.
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I use one occasionally.
VistaPrint has good pricing
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Just my opinion, but I think they look temporary and cheap. Not as cheap as the guys who go and buy individual stick-on address letters at Home Depot and then stick them on their trucks, never in a level line. But if you're going to do it, I'd suggest a minimal amount of wording, like "Guitar Lessions xxx-xxx-xxxx", as that's all someone can read on a moving car anyway. Then, if you find that you are getting inquiries from the magnets, I'd suggest moving up to a professionally-applied window decal or something like that.
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Posting signs on public property is awful. Putting a sign on your own vehicle? Go for it.