ISA’s website is among the leading online resources for the sign industry today. The site averages nearly 20,000 unique visitors per month and ranks competitively in the leading search engines. Visitors come to www.signs.org to purchase sign industry publications, find sign industry news and resources, and to register for trade shows, education sessions and other industry events. In addition, on www.signs.org, ISA features its completely online membership directory, where its members are featured. The membership directory serves as a database for sign users to find sign companies, in order to purchase, repair and install signs.
Banner Ad Sizes & Formats Full banners are placed at the bottom of the page and half banners are located on the right side of the page. Home Page Banner - 468W X 60H pixels - 50KB Max Internal Banner - 120W X 199H pixels - 50KB Max Acceptable file formats are tif, jpg or gif.
Ad Placement Home Page - Full Banner Internal Page - Banner
Policy All ads are sold on a first-come, first-served space available basis. Advertisements purchased will continuously rotate on a page with other purchased ads. In order for your ad to appear on www.signs.org, ISA must receive your order (ad, contract and payment) 21 days before the posting date. There is a one-month minimum purchase of all ad space. All advertisements must be pre-approved by ISA before they are placed on the site. ISA has the right to reject any advertisement without prior written notice.
Purchase an Ad To purchase a web banner on www.signs.org, please contact Bill McGlade at bill.mcglade@signs.org or (703) 836-5685.
Our Audiences ISA exists as the preeminent resource for sign industry information. We serve the entire on-premise sign industry, including its sign companies, sign installer companies, sign product manufacturers, and sign product suppliers and distributors. Sign buyers, the users of on-premise signs, include various types of establishments, including major franchises, hospitals, airports, stadiums, banks, and family-run stores. The sign industry provides sign buyers, which include include major franchises, hospitals, airports, stadiums, banks, and family-run stores, to name a few. In addition, ISA serves as a resource for government officials on on-premise sign-related matters. On-premise signs constitute a wide range of different types of displays and can include: neon signs hanging in shop windows or storefronts; fiber-optic systems; pole signs in front of fast-food restaurants or gas stations; electronic message boards; rotating time and temperature displays at banks; awnings; canopies; banners; indoor directional signs; projecting signs carved out of wood; or fleet graphics on trucks and buses. Considering how varied the on-premise sign industry is, it consequently draws on materials manufactured by various industries. Materials that go toward the manufacture and fabrication of on-premise signs involve areas such as the steel and aluminum industries, plastics and petroleum companies, industrial fabric fabricators, electrical component and high-technology firms, and the makers of heavy machinery to name a few.
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