

Taiwan's signboard culture can be traced back to the street houses and commercial concepts of the Qing Dynasty and the Japanese occupation period, especially influenced by Japan. After the war, with the economic takeoff, the acceleration led to the proliferation of businesses, and the demand for signboards increased day by day. Businesses are all looking for ways to maximize advertising benefits, so they are competing to set up all kinds of signs to win over passersby.The battlefield of eyeballs extends from storefronts to arcades and streets.
"For signs, most Taiwanese stores do as much as they can do, and as bright as they can." I am afraid that passers-by will not be able to see them. 」Li Yiqiao, director of Baoyi advertising design, pointed out。 Engaged in the design and production of advertising signs for nearly 20 years,Li YiqiaoOur customers include international chain brands and domestic companies of all sizes.


When assisting customers in planning signs,Li YiqiaoWill pay attention to the surrounding environment, but the focus is not on "integration" but on how to "distinguish" from other signs.

Just find a place to take a look. Are there some signs that are already dirty or faded so that you can't see the name of the store clearly? Are some panels so damaged that only the rusted frame is strong alone? These are all caused by the lack of maintenance and management concepts. They not only destroy the landscape, but may also endanger environmental health and public safety.
Li YiqiaoIt is also invariably stated that many customers "forget to update the signs regularly when they hang up the signs" or "want to wait for the signs to be removed a little more before repairing them together", and chain brand stores will pay more attention to the follow-up management of the signs.


