Necessity is the Mother of Invention. We just joined forces with another Century 21, and it came with many advantages. Even though all of our signs had to have overlays, 3 days, and over 200 miles of driving took care of that. we had all of our signs switched out within 1-3 days, and that was amazing. What about the magnets for my cars, though? It's been over 1 week, and we are heading into a Holiday weekend, no overlays yet. I feel naked without my advertising, I'm so used to just seeing it there every day, so I think "I've got this covered, and I can handle this on my own". so I get creative. I pool together all of the resources available to me, My graphics, the vinyl cutter I bought last summer, but never learned to use, and my imagination. I figured out the space available to me, and the colors that would give off the image I wanted then I went to work. Within two hours I had created the solution, the graphics for the windows on the rear doors of my Truck. When they came to life, everyone liked them, but......
As I was looking at my truck, I felt like something was still missing. Then it came to me, a Tagline, GET IT SOLD!, so I did it BOLD and white, on my rear window. I had relied on those magnetic advertisements for too long, and I now have something BOLD and classy. You know, It all comes from necessity being the mother of invention. If I hadn't felt the need to do something about driving around in a car that felt naked, I never would have come up with it.
There it is, put together in an advertising package, and everyone liked it much better than the magnetic advertisements. It is definitely BOLDER (a Century 21 thing), than it was before, So I am a believer that Necessity breeds Invention.
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