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Hanging Trapeze Bars sound like something gymnasts and circus folks deal with, but now Alphabet Signs will offer them to anyone looking for a great way to display banners. Use these 7/8 inch tubes to promote new products, advertise sales or show off the

An "unforeseen omission" may result in the ban of costumed sign holders in Wyoming, Michigan, reports Grand Rapids News.

One of the biggest issues in any community comes down to where and how certain signs can be posted.

Offer your customers timely, relevant information right when they need it - while they are in your store! Customers want portable information to take home after visiting a store or trade show to further consider a purchase. These brochure stands become a

Customers could soon be handed an iPad instead of a standard menu while waiting for seating. Customers can view specials, order online while being entertained or sharing.

In an effort to change the face of many signs in the area, two councilmen from New York City recently proposed a new measure that requires businesses to have the majority of their displays in English.

Not all graphics are created equally. Some are thick, some are thin, some need to go into small spaces, and some need to be viewed from a long distance. We offer sign frames that fit all your needs. Whether you need to put a sign in a small elevator or s

One of the most important ways for business owners to increase visibility is by taking part in trade shows.

It's been all over the news for the past few years. The mounting recession has hit business owners throughout the country especially hard with consumers tightening their budgets. But just as these committed entrepreneurs get up off the ground and dust th

One of the best ways for businesses to increase the amount of exposure they get is to take part in industry trade shows.

For one airport in Alabama, the signs of progress are all around.

For retailers, having the right-sized signage for each display is always an important factor. However, not just any sign will do. It must also be attractive in its own right. Alphabet Signs has found a product that looks as nice as the items it advertise

In Georgia, city commissioners recently passed a sign ordinance that will change the sign culture in the community.

In Tehachapi, California, the community development director, David James, recently sought to change the way businesses display signs.

The government in one Pennsylvania community recently voted to approve a sign ordinance that would force businesses to have conforming signs in an area of the city.

Revolted by the manners of several New York subway riders, local artist Jason Shelowitz has begun posting a series of signs designed to educate riders on proper subway etiquette, reports WPIX.com.<br/>

While more and more businesses around the country understand the importance of having proper signage to promote its goods and services, there are many elements that can be overlooked in the process.

Business owners in Bluff City, Tennessee are growing concerned as the local government begins enforcing its sign laws.<br/>

Retailers need a big sign to make a big impact. Alphabet Signs now offers the Double-L Mount banner stand, a sign base that is twice as heavy for when you need the additional support at the sign's foundation. The Double-L mount is great for malls, lobbie

Both retailers and customers dislike those flimsy sign poster floor displays that can easily tip over when bumped with a handbag or a busy four year older. Alphabet Signs knows just how important presenting on-site advertising and customer information i