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Who says you have to own a business to get your vehicle wrapped?  Aside from personal vehicle customization, and as a means to market their businesses, people are getting more and more creative with what they can market via their method of transportation!  Last week  we were contacted by Buddy Pilgrim, campaign manager for Broden for Congress. He wanted to find out if he could benefit from our services, and could he ever!  After Buddy visited our shop to take a look at some of our previous work, the decision made to invest in a 360 vehicle wrap was an easy one.  The idea was to take some of the campaign funds that would typically be used in a political campaign for purchasing advertising such as radio, television, or print media, etc; and triple the value of his dollar by getting a couple of vehicle wraps instead..  The first vehicle we wrapped for the campaign was Pastor Stephen Broden's personal vehicle, a Chevrolet Suburban.  DeVaughn Jones, our lead designer, and Buddy sat down to design the wrap together.  The result was a partial wrap that would get their message across and simultaneously be cost effective.  Buddy was thrilled with the very first design that DeVaughn put together for him.  The objective was to create a clean design, with a clear message, that would spark conversation with those driving the wrapped vehicles.  The attention-grabbing vehicles will allow the campaign supporters driving the vehicles to engage with the community and open the lines of communication in order to share Pastor Broden's message.Shortly thereafter, Buddy brought in vehicle number two, another suburban he wanted to have wrapped with the same design.  If you’re interested in finding out about Pastor Stephen Broden visit www.brodenforcongress.com .Whether you’re running for congress or running a business, here’s some food for thought: for the same amount of money you would spend on a stationary billboard for one month, a 30 second commercial, or a 1 time 1/2 page news paper ad, you could wrap your vehicle and advertise to everyone... everywhere you drive... for the next three years!
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