Billboards that read at 65.
Billboard and outdoor design, flat-quoted, built by the studio that designs restaurant brands all day — and placed through the Southeast Georgia board companies we know by first name. A billboard is a menu with one item on it: we make that one item impossible to miss.
Flat quote
Three boards, three jobs.
From the in-house years: a directional bulletin that turns cars, a price-point bulletin that books catering, and a drink-stop poster on a two-lane road. One message each — that’s the whole trick.
The big one up top is a directional: name, hours, and a turn instruction a driver can act on at 65. Six words or fewer — everything else is 86’d.
1. One message
Six words or fewer, one image, your name. Everything else is 86'd — a board that says everything says nothing.
2. Built to spec
Every board company's template, bleed, and resolution requirements, handled.
3. Placed through people we know
We work directly with the local board owners — real availability, real rates, no middleman fog.
How much does a billboard cost?
Design is flat-quoted per board. Monthly placement rates belong to the board companies and vary by road and season — we broker directly with owners we know and pass the real rate through.
Do you handle the placement or just the design?
Both. We design the board and handle the conversation with the board company, start to finish — one invoice, no vendor chasing.
What makes a restaurant billboard work?
One dish, one line, one exit number. Boards get read in about four seconds at highway speed — we design for exactly that.
Do you do other outdoor formats?
Window graphics, vehicle graphics, banners, and site signage — same flat-quote, print-handled process.
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