How do you maximize a sign’s visibility? Large print and illumination are two reliable methods, but don’t overlook the importance of placement. If a sign is high up above all possible visual obstructions, then it can easily be seen, even from afar. That is the value of a pole sign, which is, as its name suggests, a large sign panel that sits atop a tall pole.
Uses for Pole Signs
A sign can generate more impressions if you increase its radius of visibility. A tall pole sign that identifies your Brentwood area business will get you noticed. For example, a restaurant off of I-64 in Richmond Heights can use a pole sign so drivers can see them well before they drive past them.
Types of Pole Signs
All pole signs have a tall pole, but the sign panel could be just about anything. But whatever it is, it must be large. The Richmond Heights pole sign mentioned above could be 25-feet tall, but if the sign panel is small, it still won’t have good visibility. The text and graphics on your pole sign must be large enough to generate impressions from a distance.
Why Choose Us for Pole Signs in Brentwood, MO?
Pole signs must be durable, eye-catching, and on-brand with the rest of the signage and imaging of your Brentwood area business. Horizon Sign Company can design, manufacture, and install on-brand and durable pole signs for clients in Richmond Heights and elsewhere in the St. Louis area of Missouri.
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