Why would anyone want to wrap their vehicle? Why would anyone NOT want to?

FACT: "ONE wrapped truck out on service calls all day makes it seem as if you've got five or more out there running," ~ Jenny Reisch, Marketing Director for Wrap-Aholic. "

There's a saying in the wrap industry that one equals five. 

People will think that you have a whole fleet because one properly designed wrap is moving around so much!

To get the most bang for your truck or  marketing buck, follow this advice:

Consider color. "Most vehicles are stock white, which means most of your competitors will start off with stock white trucks. Also, other trades utilize the same types of service vehicles, so they'll all have stock white, too. To break out of that sea of white service trucks you see on the road, simply using a solid color could make you stand out. Any logos or wrappings added to that are gravy."

While a bright color or exciting pattern may catch the customer's eye, there can be too much of a good thing. "Be sure your information is readable. That's paramount. Our design team specializes in effective design that POPS off the surface of your vehicle.

A good design is integral to a successful vehicle wrap. Working with your customer is key in ultimately creating the customer’s end-result. Wrap-Aholic!, a large format printing company that specializes in fleet and marine wraps, works closely with their customers from start to finish.

Wrap-Aholic! continues to set the standard in the vehicle wrap industry. Please call us so that we may assist you in taking your business to the next level, and the next, and the next. Do you see where I am going with this?

 417-862-6860.  It may be the best call you will ever make

 

 

How much fun are you NOT having in your career?

 

“Work is a four letter word, and a bad day of fishing is better than a good day at work.”

Really? Is this what we are conditioned to believe? Or were these things written by someone who is just really unbelievably bad at their job?

I have often said that it is impossible to hate something that you are good at in this world. I mean I HATE rollerblading. I seriously despise it. I have never really spent the time to become accomplished in rollerblading. As a result I fall on my rear end, on my front end, skin my knees, and seriously fear my own death as the result of a tragic rollerblading accident.

If I were to practice and take the time daily, I would most likely be able to accomplish amazing rollerblading tricks on large wooden ramps in a year or so. I don’t really want that, but I could make it happen. As a result, I would look you in the eye and say, “Oh my gosh…I LOVE rollerblading!”

How often do we take the part of our career that we hate the MOST, and really focus on getting good in that area? How many months and years and repeated failures do we have on our emotional resume’ because we never took the time to become accomplished at something about our job that we hate? Guess what? We hate it because we have never dedicated the time not only to becoming adept in that area, but becoming REALLY good!

There is always that guy or gal at the office that repeatedly kicks everyone's butt in sales or performance. They appear to effortlessly coast through the day with pixie dust sprinkling their every move. We sometimes hate them. But everyone knows that we resent them for being able to do what we cannot…or HAVE NOT done. At some point in time, Joe or Josephine Pixiedust put in the time, the effort, and the conviction that it took to become good at what they do. Then it became a habit. So it was not effortless, and they never made a pact with Satan. They built a foundation, and now the upkeep is habitual. We need to emulate…not hate.

The most honest thing we can do with ourselves is to pinpoint what we do not like about our career and CHANGE it to something at which we excel. Dedicate the time to that part of your existence, and see what happens.

The best part of my job is hearing my Wrap-Aholic! vehicle wrap installers and designers tell me how much they LOVE their job!

We all know what THAT means.

Jennifer Reisch
Wrap-Aholic!