WHY IS VEHICLE SIGNAGE SO EFFECTIVE?
Consumers spend an average of 18 hours in their vehicles every week between shopping, eating out and commuting to and from work. Some 70% of shoppers have stated that seeing an out-of-home ad will likely influence their purchasing decision in the future.
The best part of using wraps as advertising is their longevity. Instead of a billboard or a magazine ad that may only run for a limited amount of time, a vehicle wrap will be seen every day for years to come, as long as the wrap is well-maintained. Vehicle advertising provides some of the best returns-on-investment in the industry.
Vehicle advertising provides some of the best returns-on-investment in the industry.
The perfect wrap for your business
Whether you opt for a partial or full vehicle wrap, both styles can offer unmatched marketing reach and longevity. The best choice for your company will depend entirely on your goals. Work with WrapOn to design the perfect wrap based on your advertising needs and goals. Contact us today for a quote.
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Full or Partial Wrap Benefits
Full Wrap Benefits
FULL WRAPS — BENEFITS
With a full wrap, every part of the vehicle can be covered, from the hood and trunk to the sides, roof and bumpers. On large vehicles like fleet trucks, the roof usually isn’t covered because no one will be able to see it, so it may cost extra to cover the roof on smaller vehicles.
A full wrap has a number of different benefits, starting with the fact that it turns your commercial vehicle into a mobile billboard for your business. Wraps make the vehicle captivating and difficult-to-miss on the road and allow you to change the colour of the car or truck without violating your lease agreement. They can be more expensive than partial wraps, but they’re an excellent choice for companies with larger advertising budgets and a long-term investment strategy.
Partial Wrap Benefits
PARTIAL WRAPS — BENEFITS
Partial wraps focus on the central portions of the vehicle such as the hood, sides and trunk, and may cover anywhere from one-quarter to three-quarters of the car. These wraps let you incorporate the original colour of the car into your design, but the transitions between wrap and paint are designed to be nearly invisible.
These tend to be cheaper than full wraps and easier to change if you need to update your marketing messages. If you don’t want to change the colour of your car or are just advertising a special event or limited-time promotion, partial wraps become the ideal choice.