“I ordered 25 signs from UZ Marketing for about 90 bucks just to test it,” the owner explains.

“I didn’t want to dump a ton of money into something before I knew it worked, so I started small.”

Within just two weeks of placing a handful of signs around town, the results already exceeded expectations.

He spent just $90 on his initial order and generated over $800 in booked jobs shortly after deployment.

“I probably spent around $1,200 on Google Ads,” he says. “And honestly, I may have just broken even.”

According to him, the issue wasn’t necessarily the platform — it was the competition.

“When someone searches online, you’re right beside five other competitors. Everybody’s fighting for attention.”

With yard signs, his company became the only visible brand at major intersections, neighborhood entrances, and local traffic routes.

“One customer told me he saw one of the signs, took a picture of it, saved the number, and called later that week.”

That kind of visibility created something digital ads couldn’t: familiarity and trust before the customer ever made a call.

Repetition in local neighborhoods helped keep the company top of mind — especially in areas where homeowners repeatedly passed the same signs every day.

“The signs looked more professional than a lot of what I’d seen before,” he explains.

“The colors pop, the material feels sturdier, and they hold up outside way better than cheaper signs.”

For local service businesses, appearance matters. A cleaner sign creates more trust before the customer ever picks up the phone.