Gulfport Digital LED Message Centers & Gas Price Displays: Range Expanded
Jun 13, 2023
Lightning Quick Signs (228-467-1718), or LQ Signs, recently expanded its range of digital LED displays and message centers for customers on the Mississippi Gulf Coast.
Waveland, United States - June 13, 2023 /PressCable/ —
With the recent announcement, LQ Signs wants to help businesses and organizations capture the attention of the public by providing them with high-quality signs capable of displaying colorful texts, moving animations, and graphics. The signs are all manufactured by Watchfire, an industry leader in digital LED displays.
More details can be found at https://lqsigns.com/products/digital-led-display-message-centers-on-the-mississippi-gulf-coast
Research shows that digital signage has a retention rate amongst viewers of 83%, which is almost double the retention rate for traditional advertising. Moreover, digital signage captures about 400% more views than static displays. LQ Signs’ expanded range provides businesses and organizations that still use traditional displays with an opportunity to enhance their messaging and attract more customers.
Digital LED displays are essentially electronic signs that allow users to broadcast an infinite number of messages and images 24 hours a day. They do this using a series of pixels, which themselves are comprised of clusters of LED lights. The displays are often seen in high-traffic areas, such as highways, gas stations, shopping malls, schools, and movie theaters.
LQ Signs has six different styles of digital LED displays for customers to choose from. Their High Resolution, Medium Resolution, and Standard Resolution signs offer the most features just in different resolutions. Their other three styles - the Monochrome, Time & Temperature, and Gas Price - all perform basic functions with fewer customization possibilities.
By getting a digital LED display, customers not only grow their businesses and organizations but also optimize energy usage. Modern signs are designed to use a fraction of the electricity that older models do, resulting in significant efficiency in terms of power consumption.
“If your business struggles to engage new customers using traditional marketing attempts, an LED sign might be worth investing in,” said a spokesperson for the company. “By adding a digital display outside your business, you can market to the hundreds of thousands of people driving by on a daily basis. Plus, you can make real-time updates to the displays showing offers you want to promote.”
About LQ Signs
Lightning Quick Signs, or LQ Signs, has been providing professional signage manufacturing and installation services since 1996. In addition to Gulfport, the company also serves Waveland, Bay St. Luis, Ocean Springs, and Pascagoula.
Interested parties can find more information at https://lqsigns.com
Contact Info:
Name: Gary Knoblock
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Organization: Lightning Quick Signs
Address: 208 U.S. 90, Waveland, MS 39576, United States
Phone: +1-228-467-1718
Website: https://lqsigns.com
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