Bayada Nurses

I have been working with Bayada for about three years. They were one of my first customers - its my daughter Rosie's agency of choice.

Some of the agency offices have asked me to design various marketing brochures - and most recently is the CAP program brochure for the Charlotte office. Its a simple tri-fold with a nice friendly feel.

I have to admit that it took way to long to complete. Many thanks to Holly_A for her patience and support.

NEW Website Launch

The Ultra Banner.

www.theultrabanner.com

Its finally here. After three years on the web and producing more than 1500 Ultra_Banners, all sold thru the old website: www.showmeasignusa.com - I became convinced that my customers were ready for a new branding and positioning strategy.

The new site offers the visitor a chance to learn about my products: Ultra banner_One, the Ultra banner_Pro and the Ultra_Wall.

The previous site served me well - but average visitor page views were around 2.5 per visit. Also I was only getting a ROI of about 2%.

Check out the site and let me know what you think.

How Fast Can We Turn Jobs?

This not typical - but it happens every few weeks. I received a call from a new customer just after 2 PM on Friday afternoon. It was actually a referral - my favorite! Realtor Association of Greater Miami and the Beaches, Inc. had gotten my name from one of the 15 Florida Chapter CRS banners that I did almost two years ago...

"Can I get two Ultra_Banner stands delivered to Washington DC by Monday?"

Caught off guard, I visualized (in a micro flash) the various jobs in the queue, the time of day it was, my inventories, printer ink levels and 7 or 8 other things including the weather and I simply muttered: "Uh yeah. Sure". I called my self to the situation and managed to ask: "When will the artfiles be ready for preview?".

Well - apparently the files were ready and sitting safely in my Inbox a few minutes later. By 3 PM I had published previews for review and comment and placed the jobs into the printer queue by 3:30PM.

The job shipped that afternoon via FedEx Standard Overnight for $65.00... I guess thats pretty fast.

Check this out: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luck