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Enseigne Planet Tunisie, a mission successfully taken on by our agency Digital Syndrom!
On behalf of our customer Outsourcing Call Centre, we have put up posters on the facade of the Call Centre, designed for Planet Tunisie’s customer relationship management.
The dimensions are 1.2m x 2.85m, and a total of 3 signs were installed. The signs were manufactured by :
Signs are part of the visual vocabulary of our culture. They are a means of communication that is both functional and aesthetically pleasing. There are many different types of sign, each with its own purpose and function.
Signs can be classified according to the type of message they convey, the substrate on which they are manufactured, their location or their physical characteristics.
Signs fall into three main categories: road signs (which guide traffic), identification signs (which identify businesses) and information signs (which provide information about a place or event).
Planet Tunisia brand
The manufacture and installation of signs is a very important part of corporate communication. They can be used to inform, educate and even entertain the target audience. The right sign will help you get your message across effectively, while the wrong sign can have the opposite effect.
Signs are an essential part of any business. They help people locate your establishment, identify what you sell and inform them of special offers or events you’re organizing.
Signs can be used as a promotional tool to attract new customers, or to remind existing customers of upcoming special offers. They must also be designed with safety in mind, and be able to withstand harsh weather conditions such as rain and snow.
Today, there are many different types of signs for businesses: road signs, directional signs, notice boards, etc. These are just a few examples. These are just a few examples; there are hundreds more, depending on your company’s needs.
If you want your signs to be manufactured and installed efficiently, it’s important that they are designed by someone who understands how people read and interact with signs – not just someone who knows how to use a computer design program!
The operation was carried out in October 2009
