Rate my Van livery

They are like business cards on wheels, very impressive.

Poppy xx

Interesting vehicle as the front half is a camper van and the rear is a garage for the Quad bike we race.

The Reg No is probably worth more than the van.

Earl

 

[Mike George]

Unfortunately most courier companies would tell you that their USP is that they have excellent customer service

That's very true. Search for couriers on any directory and you'll see the same promises made over and over. The ones who actually provide that service do well, as long as they concentrate on the customers who want it and not the ones who want cheap service.

I'm not sure how you get that across in your logo or signage though, because the bad companies all say it too.

 

[Signs4vans]

As a professional signwriter I'd just like to say that's a really nice job. It must have been really expensive.

 

[Chris Ashdown]

Sorry but i see the logo itself far to clever, the layout etc is not bad and not outstanding, but to try and make people work out the logo is just not going to bring brand promotion. there must be far simpler ways to make the company name stand out so that everyone reads it as they go past

To me Citylink has one of the best van graphics, you see them all the time on the TV, unusual colour bright green and yellow and simple graphics. mind you service was grap when we used them.

PS wrap also helps protect the van and should increase selling price, that's why police now use silver or black cars under the wrap

 

[matt seymour]

It looks good, but until I looked at the web address I thought the company name was Go Couriers - the 2 was lost on me.

The logo is a bit too clever for its own good.

As someone else said, van signwriting should ideally be like a business card on wheels, very clear and easy to read.

 

[Tax-UK]

That looks really good and very professional

 

[Rydalcommunications]

Technically nothing wrong with it but it isn't especially innovative.

I guess it depends on your aims. If one of your objectives was to use the van livery to raise awarness of the brand then a full vehicle wrap would probably be more effective. You could still have something with only 2 or 3 colours that looked good like http://www.flickr.com/photos/adsonvans/3067400077/

If you objective was to have a design that made the van look clean and professional then you have succeeded.

My business premises is next door to UNI ASSISTS in Peterborough. I must say they look smart!