Sometimes you need to add a more personal touch to your marketing strategy to earn new interest in your brand. Some marketers like to try for something more experimental like some form of guerilla marketing. This can be a good way to get noticed depending on how you execute it. But before you start looking for who can do a performance art piece in the middle of town, we suggest you consider custom shirt printing with Michigan Custom Signs.
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Word of mouth recommendations for your business are a powerful way of getting new customers. In fact, according to Bigcommerce.com, about 77% of consumers identify word of mouth as a major influence on their buying decisions. Social media makes it easier than ever to get the good word out, but it’s not always enough. Sometimes you will get lucky and a happy customer will post on their social channels, and that referral will have a wide reach. But there is another way to achieve something similar, that isn’t limited to that referral’s friends and followers: custom t-shirts with your logo, or whatever design you need, on them.
When someone walks around town with your logo emblazoned on a nice shirt, they are implicitly telling anyone that they pass by that, (1) they like your business and would recommend it, and (2) that your business is so worth talking about, that they decided to wear your logo for the day!
Michigan Custom Signs wants to help you get your brand out on the streets, getting those impressions that bring in new business. We offer a variety of choices for you to promote your Michigan business with:
For all these options, you can choose cotton, a 50/50 blend, triblend, or full polyester for the material.
Depending on what you need, we have two ways of preparing your shirts:
Get the referral that walks around town and recommends your business without having to say a single word, talk to a custom apparel specialist at Michigan Custom Signs.
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