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Customers do not know what they need. Show the products and the planning question.
A business ordering signage usually knows what it wants to achieve and nothing about the materials, illumination or fixings involved, and has no idea that some signs need consent.
Guiding that decision — and raising planning early — is what turns a price enquiry into a properly specified order.
What your customers want answered
- What types of sign do you make and what do they cost
- Do I need planning permission or landlord consent
- Do you design, make and fit, or only some of that
- How long does it take
- Do you do vehicle graphics and interior signage too
Raise advertisement consent earlyMany shopfront and illuminated signs require consent from the local authority, and it catches businesses out after the sign is made. A sign maker who explains this, and handles the application, is solving a problem the customer did not know they had.
No prices at all
Small businesses budgeting for a shopfront need a range. Indicative prices for common products keep you in the running against competitors who publish theirs.
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Tell me about your business.
One message is enough to start. I’ll read it and reply myself, usually with a couple of questions and a clear price.
Liam Tapp, Website Builds