07-24-2024 by Mindy Long Do More with Less on Your Travel Center Signs

Signage is powerful, but if signs include too much information, they become more noise that customers have to sift through. The most effective signs streamline information and make it easy for customers to connect with the messaging. Travel center signs should be clutter free. “It is decluttered, more focused messaging. That applies to price signs and digital signs,” said Cameron Cordova, vice president of sales at PMW Electronic Price Signs. “You don’t want to do too much. We’re a micro-consumption type of society. You don’t want to create something people have to stand there and read.”

07-24-2024
06-18-2020 by Darren Schulte It’s Never Too Early to Promote Your New Travel Center

Building a new location is always exciting, and I believe it is never too early to start promoting a new truckstop or travel plaza. Don’t be afraid to put up “coming soon” signage as soon as you begin construction on the site. Once people see activity at site, they will be curious about what new business is coming into the neighborhood.

06-18-2020
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03-01-2018 by NATSO Attract Truckstop Customers Through Signage

Signage is one of the most important tools to connect with customers. It not only attracts customers from the street and draws them into the location, but also communicates sales or promotions, spurs point-of-sale purchases and directs customers where to go.

03-01-2018
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04-19-2013 by NATSO You Have Questions. We Have Answers.

One of NATSO’s primary roles is to deliver solutions to members’ challenges. Each day members tap into the expertise of NATSO’s staff for answers to some of their most pressing questions. Stop Watch compiled some recent member inquiries and sat down with Darren Schulte, NATSO’s vice president of membership, for detailed answers.

04-19-2013

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