Yard Sign Strategy:	To read the article, "Win the Yard Sign War" by Steve Grubbs, click here.
	101 ready-made Yard Sign designs:	To see sign samples and templates, click here.
	Yard Sign Prices:	For styles and prices, choose from the options here.
	Mobile Billboards:	Affordable mobile billboards, click here.
	Car Sign:	For a car top sign, click here.
	Vinyl Banner:	For a business or event banner, click here.
	Design Your Own:	Use our online tools to design your own sign and order online by clicking here.
	Yard Sign Stakes:	To order our EZ Stakes™ (patent pending), "H" frames, or "U" frames click here.
	Yard Sign Riders:	Get your message across to voters, click here.
	Yard Sign Shipping Times:	Once your signs are printed, click here to see ship times.
	Union Bug:	Available upon request-may add 1-2 days to production time.  Talk to your account representative how we can help you with this.   To view our union bug affiliation information, please go here.

What size sign?  To choose a sign size, remember our "30 MPH Rule of Thumb":  When traveling streets that are 30 mph or slower, 18" x 24" signs and smaller are perfect.  For streets that travel at speeds above 30 mph, choose 2' x 4' and larger size signs.

Yellow Corrugated Plastic Signs:   If you choose to order yellow Coroplast, instead of our standard white, there will be an additional 5% added to your total sign order.  Only available in the following sizes:  4'x8', 2' x 2', 24" x 18"  Please note:  Some colors will appear darker and not their true color on the yellow Coroplast.  Talk to your rep.

Union label:  Available upon request-may add 1-2 days to production time.  Talk to your account representative how we can help you with this.   To view our union bug affiliation information, please go here.
 Custom PMS Colors: $50.00 each for non-standard colors & this may add to production time.  Colors that require an off series number, will add an additional $50.00 to your PMS Color charge, to equal $100.00.  This may also add to production time.  Please check with your account representative.
Copy Change Fee: Directional arrows, cause the need for a copy change/new screen fee.  Sign sizes smaller than 4'x8' incur a fee of $40.00.  4'x 8' signs incur a $75.00 per copy change fee.
Order Cancellation Fee: If an order needs to be cancelled after it has gone to production, a fee of $40 will be charged to cover the cost of art fees and film fees.
Frames Included:  No
Wire frames:  EZ Stakes - .21 cents each (not included in sign price)  Two stakes per sign - 18" x 24" and smaller.
                      "H" Frames - .60 cents each (not included in sign price) One stake per sign - 18" x 24" and smaller. 
Art Fee:  VictoryStore.com can custom design your art for you.  We can work with your recommendations or build something from scratch.  An art fee is generally required and will run from $25.00 to $50.00, depending on the complexity of the art design requested.

Yard Sign Styles:

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• Click here for yard sign samples and templates.
• Click here to make your own yard sign online.
• Need a banner?  Click here to make your own.
• Need bumper stickers? Click here.

At VictoryStore.com, we have printed more than 12 million yard signs since we began helping candidates. I founded the company after defeating an incumbent to win my seat in the legislature. I was 24 at the time. I then went on to serve as the head of the campaign committee and helped enough other candidates to win to propel my party into the majority. I know campaigns and I know that yard signs can play a key role in any victory. Please read on to learn more about how to use yard signs in a way that can make a difference for you. Yard Signs can be an important part of local and legislative elections because they can 1) very quickly raise name identification, 2) create a sense of momentum, 3) protect a candidate against being labeled a "radical," and 4) help create an organizational structure.

Because of these important benefits, candidates should be sure they do yard signs well. When I was preparing for my first State House election, I visited with many people who had previously run – some successfully and others not. One particular candidate told me that when it came to yard signs, I needed to put up about 50 signs across my district. She went on to say that most candidates put up about that many. There were two things that jumped out at me immediately: first, this candidate had lost, therefore, I was skeptical when she said that was all I needed; and second, if most candidates put up 50 signs, then I knew I would definitely be putting up more than that because I intended for my campaign to be much more than what "most people" did. A good rule of thumb is to try and raise about one sign for every 30 registered voters. In some districts that may be too high or too low, but it's a good place to start as you determine your yard sign strategy. But just determining your target goal for yard signs isn't enough, you also have to determine your ratio of large signs to small signs. Large signs are typically 2'x4', 4'x4' or 4'x8'. Small signs should generally be no smaller than 14" x 28" if you want them to be noticed.

Rural districts will need a much larger proportion of large signs to small signs – perhaps a 50/50 ratio; while urban districts will need fewer large signs, but should probably try to have at least 25% of the larger for the busier thoroughfares. Small signs should be reserved for neighborhoods. A standard rule of thumb would be to place large signs on streets where the speed is 30 MPH or faster and small signs in neighborhoods with speeds of 30 MPH or slower.