With the drastic rise in dispensaries popping up across the US, dispensaries need effective ways to differentiate themselves, and attract customers. One approach to achieving this is through the use of LED signs. These digital displays are more than just eye-catching; they are powerful tools for enhancing marketing and advertising efforts.
New LED Display Differentiates Exclusive Dispensary from Competition
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KC Event Center Spreads Awareness to Community on Services they Offer
KC Event Center is a beautiful venue in Grand Rapids that specializes in weddings, community fundraisers, retirement parties, holiday parties, graduation open houses, and corporate events. But what a lot of people don’t know is that KC Event Center also has a bar that is open to the public Monday-Friday, and hosts weekly events like Bingo.
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Detroit Zoo Installs LED Displays, ID Signage, and Photo Op Structure from Electro-Matic Visual
For over a century, The Detroit Zoological Society has been fostering meaningful connections among people, animals, and the natural world. They offer engaging experiences that educate and inspire the community, prioritize the care and conservation of animals, and advocate for a healthier natural world through sustainability. Their efforts ignite positive change and build lifelong connections.
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Cadillac Asphalt Reaps Benefits of new EM Visual Digital Signage
Cadillac Asphalt operates nine asphalt plants and, with their partner companies, nine aggregate and materials locations as well — including the largest liquid asphalt terminal in Michigan. As we control the source and quality of the aggregates and liquid asphalt cement, we can meet or exceed all specifications for every job — no matter how tight the schedule.
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Golf Emporium Amplifies Awareness and Curb Appeal with new LED Display
In the wake of the pandemic, golf has experienced an unprecedented surge in popularity, attracting a wave of new enthusiasts to the sport. Among those capitalizing on this trend is Mark Hill, the owner of Golf Emporium, who has witnessed his business thrive amidst the growing interest in golf.
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Fifth Third sees a multi-million dollar net profit improvement after upgrading their LED bank lights
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New Winchester Speedway EMC Works Wonders for Community Involvement
Winchester Speedway, situated in White River Township, Randolph County, on the outskirts of Winchester, Indiana, is a half-mile paved oval motor racetrack that accommodates 5,000 spectators and boasts the moniker "World's Fastest 1/2 mile." With its 37-degree banking, it ranks among the steepest tracks in motorsports and holds the title of the highest-banked active racetrack in the United States.
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Since 1940, the Rees Theatre in Plymouth, Indiana has been a cherished source of family entertainment, creating lasting memories for generations. Regrettably, in 2009, the theater ceased operations, leaving a significant gap in the heart of our community.
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Five Ways to Finance LED Lighting for Your Small Business
In today's competitive business landscape, every penny saved counts. One effective way to reduce operating costs and enhance sustainability is by upgrading to LED lighting. For small businesses, the initial investment in LED lighting can be daunting. There are various financing options available to make the transition smoother and more affordable. Here are five ways to finance LED lighting for your small business.
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Common Mass Notification Controls for LED Display Applications
A unified mass notification system (MNS) is defined as a platform to deliver a message to a small or large group of people. LED display based Mass Notification systems have been present in many forms for many years. Since the mid-80’s Automakers have adopted forms of Industrial Andon LED Display Systems to track productivity and service calls on factory floors all over the globe. Common information is relayed in real time by machine operators for material calls, maintenance personnel for machine faults, and to various levels of production management tracking goals for units per shift versus actual units per shift. Recently, we’ve seen mass notification systems trickle into the commercial marketplace with many of the same principles. Let’s explore how this information is commonly relayed to LED displays.
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