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3/16/2025, 3:23:09 AM
>>459514
It's a nice design. Not everyone is going to see it up close though or have a long time to examine it. Many people who see it while driving for example will only see the word "Hoek" and have no idea what you're selling.
If you want to create brand awareness for people who aren't familiar with your company and you want to use the van as an advertising platform, I would would make it so that the words Hoek, Stukadoor and your phone number are much larger, taking up much of the side of the van in fact.
My former employer who runs a painting company in Bismarck, North Dakota recently put what I feel is a very bad logo on the side of his van. When people see this vehicle driving by, mostly they're just going to see a white van with a red star, and difficult to read black words printed over the top of it. The phone number is a bit more readable, but why call it when most people will have no idea what the company even does?
It's a nice design. Not everyone is going to see it up close though or have a long time to examine it. Many people who see it while driving for example will only see the word "Hoek" and have no idea what you're selling.
If you want to create brand awareness for people who aren't familiar with your company and you want to use the van as an advertising platform, I would would make it so that the words Hoek, Stukadoor and your phone number are much larger, taking up much of the side of the van in fact.
My former employer who runs a painting company in Bismarck, North Dakota recently put what I feel is a very bad logo on the side of his van. When people see this vehicle driving by, mostly they're just going to see a white van with a red star, and difficult to read black words printed over the top of it. The phone number is a bit more readable, but why call it when most people will have no idea what the company even does?
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