The latest craze in advertising medium is the street pole banner, but these are confined to smaller neighborhoods rather than national in scope. But if you are a giant company your ad will be on national TV, and street banners will just be a small segment in your ad campaign and aimed primarily at certain localities. This is just to inform valued clients that they are now available at local outlets. In a way large companies use street pole banners in order for their presence to be felt and enjoy continued patronage from their more loyal consumers.
But how do we design a banner that will fit a permanent structure like a street pole? Street poles are designed to be different from each other depending on each locality's need. It could be designed with serrated vertical surfaces; or maybe designed plain; some are tapered with the larger diameter at the lower end if they are conical in shape; some may even add some scroll like ornaments at intervals to add to its more refined Victorian motif. You name it, and all these imperfections you are likely to meet if you are in the pole banner business.
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street pole banners had been designed to be displayed vertically with the top and bottom usually provided with sturdy fiberglass poles, the purpose being the hold the banner in a position that its messages are legible to the onlookers. But these are not just ordinary fabrics because banners exposed in the streets are subjected to howling winds, night and day, on weeks or maybe months on end. These had to be strong enough to resist the elements and not crumple or be ripped from its moorings to the pole during strong winds.
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by:
The Flagman
