Put A Little Light On The Subject, Please
I love good marketing ideas.
The fellow who invented those information boxes that attach to "for sale" signs gets a tip of the hat from me, whoever he (or she) happens to be.
Now, those clever guys at Brightpost have made that idea even better.
Brightpost has developed the solar powered brochure box, called the Brightflyer, and it is ideal for 24-hour distribution of real estate flyers and brochures.
The Brightflyer solar powered brochure box looks like a standard information box but built into the lid is a solar panel that converts sunlight into enough power to charge two AAA Ni-Mh batteries. These batteries power a small light in the lid that illuminates your information sheets all night long. This means your property is promoted 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
It's cool! Brightflyer charges all day and automatically lights at night.
The Brightflyer box itself has some big improvements beyond the illumination capability. It holds up to 150 brochures like most boxes, but built into it are slots that will hold 100 business cards. Brightflyer is crafted from heavy-weight ABS with a UV guard so it resists yellowing and does not become brittle. The price includes two wood screws so you can attach the box to the 4x4 wooden post on your sign frames, or you can attach the box using plastic straps available at most hardware and home supply stores. Brightflyer even has a sprinkler guard to prevent brochures from getting wet.
The Brightflyer solar brochure box can be ordered at http://www.brightpost.com/ for about $29.95 each (on sale now at $24.95), batteries included. Or you can call Brightpost at 925-952-9298. It is available in black or white, but I suggest white if you live in a hot climate like Florida, Texas or the southwest.
This is one of those innovative ideas that makes you say, "Gee, why didn't I think of that." Well, you didn't. They did. Now, the best thing to do is make use of the product.
For more information on real estate in the Tampa Bay area, visit my website at http://www.thestpeterealestatesite.com/.
The fellow who invented those information boxes that attach to "for sale" signs gets a tip of the hat from me, whoever he (or she) happens to be.
Now, those clever guys at Brightpost have made that idea even better.
Brightpost has developed the solar powered brochure box, called the Brightflyer, and it is ideal for 24-hour distribution of real estate flyers and brochures.
The Brightflyer solar powered brochure box looks like a standard information box but built into the lid is a solar panel that converts sunlight into enough power to charge two AAA Ni-Mh batteries. These batteries power a small light in the lid that illuminates your information sheets all night long. This means your property is promoted 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
It's cool! Brightflyer charges all day and automatically lights at night.
The Brightflyer box itself has some big improvements beyond the illumination capability. It holds up to 150 brochures like most boxes, but built into it are slots that will hold 100 business cards. Brightflyer is crafted from heavy-weight ABS with a UV guard so it resists yellowing and does not become brittle. The price includes two wood screws so you can attach the box to the 4x4 wooden post on your sign frames, or you can attach the box using plastic straps available at most hardware and home supply stores. Brightflyer even has a sprinkler guard to prevent brochures from getting wet.
The Brightflyer solar brochure box can be ordered at http://www.brightpost.com/ for about $29.95 each (on sale now at $24.95), batteries included. Or you can call Brightpost at 925-952-9298. It is available in black or white, but I suggest white if you live in a hot climate like Florida, Texas or the southwest.
This is one of those innovative ideas that makes you say, "Gee, why didn't I think of that." Well, you didn't. They did. Now, the best thing to do is make use of the product.
For more information on real estate in the Tampa Bay area, visit my website at http://www.thestpeterealestatesite.com/.
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