Have you considered an electronic sign in your car window?

There's a guy that runs around my area with an indiglow decal on his car. It's a sticker, but it lights up and glows kinda like those rice burner guages that the honda kids put in their cars.. It definitely draws looks... I have no idea how/where he got it though. But I have seen him a couple times.

OR, you could do something like the pizza drivers and taxi drivers to.. haha.. but I don't think that would draw as many views since people are accustomed to seeing that stuff.

There are license plate holders that scroll LED messages. You have to check the jurisdiction, though.

Similarly, there are LED badges you can pin on a shirt or blouse that gets people to stop you when you are walking e.g. at trade shows. I've tried it and it works!

This is actually and excellent marketing tool.

Having a decal that doesn't light up on the back windshield of your vehicle is really cost effective. Around $60 full glass (on a Jeep Cherokee, prices may vary). Having one made that glows in the dark... like the sides of Police Cars... is about the same price, search the web. Actually... I haven't looked them up in a couple of years. But if someone in your local area sells them.... even better. That way you can have it installed professionally and right the first time.

With window decals... You want to tint the windows. IF you don't already have tint. Get a $20 roll of tint at walmart, costco, where ever....

It will make it easier for the window decal to be seen in the daylight.

I ride a motorcycle.... So what do I do? I have florescent colored shirts that have my company name, Call to action, website and phonenumber. REALLY big on my back.

So people in traffic can't help but see it.

or me....

and it makes it easier to see me and safer on the bike.... so it's a win win.

One thing to keep in mind.... if you are going to do this.... don't fllip people off in traffic.

Everything you do in that vehicle will be a reflection on your business. So letting people cut in front of you, and just being a good driver will have a positive refllection on you and your business.

Something to think about.....

I wonder if doing this would affect your vehicle insurance. I don't know what it's like in other countries, but here when I insure my car, I have to specify whether it's for business or private use.

If I was paying for private use insurance, but using it to advertise my business, would that be a loophole that the insurance company could exploit if I had an accident?

The insurance thing is really putting the cart before the horse. That is something that I really wouldn't worry about. I mean come on... really?

Just because you put a decorative sticker on you vehicle doesn't automatically constitute a legal obligation to claim the vehicle as a work vehicle. It is your personal vehicle that happens to have a sticker advertising a business, that's all. No more no less.

If you are going to worry about something like that.... Then shouldn't you be worried that if you take your vehicle to a free consultation appointment - then you need to raise your insurance rates as a commercial vehicle? As weird as that may sound.... it is the same logic.

In a previous life... one of my employees wrecked my Ford Truck. Heavily loaded down with equipment, ladders, and company decals running down the side of the vehicle. I did not have it registered as a company vehicle with the insurance company. Why? Because is was my old personal truck that I used to use before getting a new one. The thought never even crossed my mind.

So... When he wrecked my truck. I got a new truck thanks to the insurance company.

No questions were ever asked about commercial this or personal that. I wasn't even driving the truck when it was wrecked.

You really don't have to pole vault over mouse turds with this one....

DONT THINK, JUST DO!

Thinking is going to lock you up with fear or reservations.... those are detrimental to success.

Nice....


40" sign.... wow..... I bet that really got a lot of attention...

Of course when I go through the not so good neighbor hoods. I see these guys driving Jaguars that have tv screens in the back headrest playing rap videos...

I ALWAYS notice that... so if you did the same with a Camtasia Video and a 40" screen in your back windshield... I could see you getting calls...

Maybe do it in a tasteful way.... though... no pole dancers....

Have you heard of Luma Brite? its a "sign" that lights up on your vehicle. just thought I'd throw that out there. Its not cheap

Luma brite technologies, llc

I TOTALLY want one now... there is not even a mention of price..


I know the standard wraps are around $3,000 pending on the vehicle size.. But this?

How much? Anyone know?

Do you guys really drive around enough to make this effective? I design and print wraps for local clients and that usually does the trick....although we have put in lcd's with ads for tradeshows and car exhibitions

Excellent form of advertising! In the UK, this is 2nd best form of advertising (property for sale/sold boards being the 1st) for Estate Agents (Realtors).