Creative ways of using LED signage

by | Jul 29, 2015

LED signage is mostly placed in public areas and most of us are aware of the common places where you would see an LED billboard. Even indoors, lobbies and hallways are an obvious spot where screens are put up. However, very few blogs talk about some of the smaller areas where digital signage could be used. Below are four ideas that you may have hardly come across for using LED displays.

  1. Classrooms

Computers, interactive whiteboards and projectors could all be put together into one digital sign and can be used like a television where educational programs are shown to students. At times when the teachers are not using it, the display could publish messages for students. The content to be displayed can be tailored for specific classes, to remind students of upcoming project submissions, quizzes and other activities.

The classroom experience can be taken further by introducing a touch screen and an internet connection. This allows web access, video playback control and displaying available teaching resources.

  1. Meeting Rooms

Instead of a boring printed agenda, use a touch screen to modernize the whole conference experience. Your presentation can reach a whole new level by encouraging the audience to come up and click on your screen and interact with you. Large screens can also be used in meeting rooms for streaming videos, video conferencing and displaying clouds. When the screen is not being used, the same playlist as the rest of the office can be played so that people stuck in a meeting for hours do not miss out on other announcements.

  1. Elevators

You have a quiet and attentive crowd all to yourself in an elevator. Why not make use of this opportunity? This is ideal for daily announcements for employees and advertising for visitors.

  1. Patient Rooms

Where is the attention of a patient while he is getting his teeth cleaned or waiting for a doctor to come in? Take this time to inform and educate your patients with health tips, service advertisements, and availability of new tests or vaccinations and so on.

With sign placement, think first about your audience. Placing digital signage in smaller areas is perfect for target marketing to a niche group.

Related Posts

LED vs. Neon: Which One Actually Fits Your Business?

LED vs. Neon: Which One Actually Fits Your Business?

Neon has a certain magic: that warm, buzzing glow no screen has fully replicated. But when a business sign runs 12 to 18 hours a day, magic has a cost. We manufacture LED signs, so take this with that in mind, but we’ll give you a straight answer: for a couple of...

read more
How Much Does an LED Sign Actually Cost?

How Much Does an LED Sign Actually Cost?

If you’ve started shopping for an LED sign, you’ve noticed the price range is wide: anywhere from a few hundred dollars to well over $50,000. That spread isn’t random. It comes down to a specific set of factors, and once you understand them, you can build a realistic...

read more
Auto Dealership LED Signs: Turning Drive-by Traffic Into Deals

Auto Dealership LED Signs: Turning Drive-by Traffic Into Deals

If you manage a dealership, inventory usually isn’t the hard part. Getting the right people to notice, pull in, and stay engaged long enough to take the next step is. Car shoppers rarely settle on one dealership early and stick with it. Nielsen’s automotive research...

read more
Pixel Pitch, Explained: P4 to P20, and How to Pick

Pixel Pitch, Explained: P4 to P20, and How to Pick

Ask a salesperson what pixel pitch you need and you’ll get a fast answer. Ask them to explain why that number fits your specific location, and you’ll find out quickly whether they know what they’re talking about. Pixel pitch is the distance, in millimeters, between...

read more
How Long Will Your LED Sign Actually Last?

How Long Will Your LED Sign Actually Last?

When someone’s putting real money into an LED sign, this is usually one of the first questions we get. The honest answer has two parts: the theoretical rating, and what tends to happen in the real world. Short version: a quality LED sign, properly installed and...

read more
LED vs. Neon: Which One Actually Fits Your Business?

LED vs. Neon: Which One Actually Fits Your Business?

Neon has a certain magic: that warm, buzzing glow no screen has fully replicated. But when a business sign runs 12 to 18 hours a day, magic has a cost. We manufacture LED signs, so take this with that in mind, but we’ll give you a straight answer: for a couple of...

read more
How Much Does an LED Sign Actually Cost?

How Much Does an LED Sign Actually Cost?

If you’ve started shopping for an LED sign, you’ve noticed the price range is wide: anywhere from a few hundred dollars to well over $50,000. That spread isn’t random. It comes down to a specific set of factors, and once you understand them, you can build a realistic...

read more
Auto Dealership LED Signs: Turning Drive-by Traffic Into Deals

Auto Dealership LED Signs: Turning Drive-by Traffic Into Deals

If you manage a dealership, inventory usually isn’t the hard part. Getting the right people to notice, pull in, and stay engaged long enough to take the next step is. Car shoppers rarely settle on one dealership early and stick with it. Nielsen’s automotive research...

read more