advertising on your vehicle

[Larry J. Messerly]

I use magnetic signs that can be removed on my new vehicle (1985 Toyota
with 235K miles).  I don't want to always be recognized as a piano
technician.  I get one or two jobs a year from the sign.  What I also
like about them is that when I am sitting in front of a house waiting,
the neighbors know why I am there.

My older car (1990 Mitsubishi with 320K miles), has the same message
professionally painted on the car.  This is the one I loan to my son when
he is on vacation from college.  Gives me sense of security that he will
not do anything "stupid" when it is so easy to contact me.

Larry Messerly, RPT
Prescott/Phoenix

On Tue, 16 May 2000 21:54:12 PDT "Charly Tuner"
<charly_tuner@hotmail.com> writes:
> HAs anyone had success with stenciling/painting or using peel & stick 
> 
> lettering to spell out the name of your business on your vehicles? I 
> just 
> had some bumper stickers made, and I've put a few on my friends cars 
> as 
> well! What the heck, it's got MY number on it. I am also thinking of 
> making 
> one of those magnetized thingies that sit on TOP of the roof, like a 
> taxi or 
> what those pizza delivery guys use, with the name of my business on 
> it. Now 
> when I get a call, I always ask where they got my number, so i can 
> determine 
> the effectiveness of each  advertising technique.
> 
> 
> 
> Terry Peterson
> Los Angeles, CA
> Associate Member, PTG
> 
>
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