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If you can find a high profile property, signs can definitely make an impact. Traffic areas where people have to pass through on a regular basis create eventual name recognition. Good signs are amust. Can be worth the investment if done right and put in the right place.
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One of our upscale communities comes out onto a busy road. I figure I would probably put a sign right across the street so it would be seen when they are waiting to turn out if the neighborhood. Since it is just woods there, it shouldn't be a major problem.
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Good idea, let us know if it works. I have seen it done in locations such as you are talking about. My wife said that she would not call someone based on a sign like that, but everyone is different. I am considering trying it in a few locations this year. I dumped a couple of PITA's this year, and have time-slots available.
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