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This month’s employee spotlight is one of the creative minds behind the design force that keeps Dream Street Graphics running. Born in Beech Grove, Indiana, Justin Albertson grew up around cars and motorcycles, initiating his passion for vehicle design. Growing up he Continue reading
“I said…Did you hear what I said?”. Communication is like that sometimes. We sometimes assume we’re on the same page as the person we’re talking to only to experience frustration later. Especially when working with customers, we may think we’re moving forward until we hit a snag. The customer thought we said one thing, when we meant another.
We sell vehicle wraps. Sounds simple since it’s just one thing, right. But just like any marketing communication, there is so much more to consider than just verbal interaction, as if that wasn’t enough to consider. After all, we communicate with our customers in a variety of ways. We see them in person, talk on the phone, text, email and message them in social media.
What is your percentage of responsibility in communication?
When you listen to someone would you say you are 100% responsible Continue reading
For the past 16 years, we’ve been helping clients brand their messages through graphics on vehicle wraps. As technology improves, so do our graphics. By placing a QR code in our wraps, we’re bridging the gap between general interest and specific information. When a use scans a QR code from our partners at TodaysQR.com, they are directed to a user-friendly mobile website allowing them to watch video, read and socially share content of value, make donations…even order food from their phone.
Edwards QR code is applied as a second application to Continue reading
Lindsay Davenport began working at Dream Street Graphics in November of 2005 as an administrator. “She started out in an administrative position answering phones and spell checking all of the proofs that went out. Little did we know that she would become my ‘right hand man’.”, says John Wiley, President of Dream Street Graphics. She celebrates her six year anniversary this November. She has been an adaptable survivor when you think about the challenges many small businesses have faced with the huge changes brought about by a recession.
Lindsay graduated from Franklin Central High School in 2001. From there she began working for St. Vincent Hospital on 86th street as a Unit Representative Continue reading