Landscaping advertising
that works while you drive.

Ask whether the brokerage has brand guidelines or approved logo files, and whether the broker has to approve a design before it's used. Ask what your state requires on advertising, such as the brokerage name or your license number, and how a team or personal name must appear next to the brokerage name. Brokers and state commissions set these rules, so your broker is the right person to confirm them before you print.

The customizer takes one uploaded image on top of a template. To show your headshot and your brokerage logo together, combine them into a single image first, then upload it, and add your name and phone number as text. Use a high-quality JPG or PNG. Blurry images and photos of printed material won't print clearly.

Put it on a flat steel panel where people will see it. The side of the car is what people see when you're parked at a showing or open house, and the rear is what drivers behind you see. A door works, and so does the trunk lid if it's steel. Skip curves, body lines, and door handles, because the magnet has to sit flat.

Yes. Order one magnet for each vehicle. Some brokerages and states have naming rules that limit how a team name can appear next to the brokerage name, so confirm the wording with your broker first.

A wrap is a professional installation and a long commitment, and it carries your brokerage's logo for as long as it's on the car. A magnet needs no installation and comes off in seconds, so you can try vehicle advertising before committing to more. Rules for business advertising on vehicles vary by location, so check your local regulations before you choose either.

Only on steel. Some newer vehicles use aluminum or fiberglass for body panels, and plastic bumpers never hold a magnet. To test the spot you have in mind, set a household magnet on it and tug gently from a few angles. If it clings across the entire area, including the edges, the panel is steel. If it slips or lets go anywhere, a magnet won't hold there.

Requirements for business advertising on a vehicle vary by location and can affect registration and insurance. Check your local regulations before you apply a magnet.

Some communities restrict commercial vehicle signage in driveways and on streets, and the rules differ from one community to the next. Read your community's rules before you apply a magnet. A magnet comes off in seconds, so you can remove it when you park at home if your community restricts it.

Each time you take it off, wipe the back of the magnet and the panel with a soft cloth and let both dry before you put it on again. A speck of grit between them keeps the magnet from sitting flat and can mark the paint. Keep the magnet flat when it's off the car, and remove it before a car wash.

Our stickers adhere to hard, flat, smooth surfaces. A gift with a flat, hard spot works. Fabric, ridged surfaces, and curved or textured ones don't.

Every order is printed in our Medfield, MA shop, which serves the Greater Boston area and Metrowest and ships nationwide. Most orders are processed and shipped within 1 business day, and local pickup is available if you're nearby.