Small Business: Wood Blade Sign
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Small Business: Wood Blade Sign *
Thank you so much for your interest in my all-wood blade signs! If you’re here, it means you’ve been selected to be part of this small test group. We’ve completed all acrylic blade signs in the past, and while we love the clean look it gives, we have found them to be slightly more heavier than anticipated and would love to offer a more lighter, weight friendly option. Thus… The All-Wood Blade Sign with some acrylic pieces.
As you’ve read, these blade signs will be produced just for you at a discounted rate so I can see how they perform in real-world settings like markets, outdoor events, and storefront setups. Your experience and feedback will help me better understand how the signs hold up over time.
Please take a moment to complete the form below so I can gather a few details about your business so that I can best craft one tailored to your business and how you plan to use your sign.
Step 1: Choose Your Style
Style 01.
Menu blade sign
Recommended to limit menu items to standard menu items. Unchanging.
Optional: Add a second/bottom tier to write any specials or sold out items.
Style 02.
Dry erase boards.
Use this to write out your specials or sold out items.
Style 03.
Standard blade sign.
Includes three tiers to highlight your services/products/etc.
Step 2: Share Your Details
By completing this form you will help us tailor your blade sign to your needs.
We will use this information to curate your sign and come up with a design that best represents your needs, your business and what you’re trying to display.
Final Step:
Approval
+ Design
Once we receive your completed form, we’ll create a digital draft of your sign for you to review. You’ll have the opportunity to request any adjustments before giving final approval.
After approval, we’ll send over an invoice so we can begin creating your sign.
Also, as a heads up, because these are part of a small test run and will be worked in alongside our existing orders, the standard turnaround time will be approximately 4–5 weeks. (But we always try to aim for sooner)
