What's great about Double-sided Dry Erase A-Frame signs?

Best Practices:

• We cannot color match. Please see our Color Optimization Guide in order to get great results including true black and blue colors.
• Get the perfect cut. Please see our Die Cut Printing Guide for instructions on how to setup your design file. (Not applicable to every product or print, only products that need to be die-cut or contour cut.)
• Clear and Concise Messaging. Keep your messages on the sign clear, concise, and easy to read. Use bold and legible fonts with a contrasting color scheme for better visibility. Avoid cluttering the sign with excessive information to ensure that your message is easily understood at a glance.
  
• Targeted Placement. Consider the intended audience and strategically place your A-frame sign where it will have the most impact. For example, position it near high foot traffic areas, entrances, or points of interest to maximize visibility and engagement. Tailor the message to cater to the specific audience or purpose of the location.
  
• Eye-Level Placement. Position the A-frame sign at eye level or slightly above for optimal visibility. This ensures that passersby can easily read the information without straining their necks or having their view obstructed. If necessary, adjust the height of the sign to match the average eye level of your target audience.
  
• Consider Surroundings. Take into account the surroundings when placing the sign. Ensure that there are no obstacles blocking the view or competing with the visibility of the sign. Avoid placing the sign where it may be obscured by other objects, such as foliage, furniture, or other signage.
  
• Adequate Lighting. If the sign will be displayed in low-light conditions or during the evening, consider adding appropriate lighting to ensure visibility. Illuminating the sign with spotlights, string lights, or backlights can enhance its visibility and attract attention.
  
• Regular Maintenance. Keep the sign clean and well-maintained. Wipe off any smudges or erase old messages to ensure clarity and readability. Regularly check for any damage, such as cracks or fading, and repair or replace the sign as needed to maintain its effectiveness.
  
• A/B Testing: If you have multiple messages or designs, consider A/B testing different versions of your sign to gauge which one attracts more attention or yields better results. Experiment with different messages, colors, or graphics to find the most effective combination for your specific goals.