Traffic Cones For Less Blog
How can Stanchions Benefit your Business?
Traffic Cones for Less is committed to the development and distribution of traffic safety and crowd-control products to assist businesses in delivering a premium and safe experience for customers and the general public. This and every holiday season, it is important for businesses to help shoppers to stay calm, respect others and have a pleasant experience when shopping. read more...
Building Your Brand with Traffic Safety
National Preparedness Month is an observance sponsored by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) every September to raise awareness about the importance of preparing for disasters and emergencies. Dangerous experiences can happen anywhere, including at work. read more...
The Importance of Branding Traffic Cones
When you google why corporate branding is essential, there are almost as many responses as companies. Yet, a common thread underlies all definitions, and that is trust. Everything that goes into branding - from your company's vision and mission to your tagline and logo - aims to build trust. This could be trust that you are the safest car manufacturer, trust that you provide the best internet, or trust that you are the best local painter. read more...
Never Underestimate the Power of a Sign
On March 2, U.S. President Joe Biden assured the American people that the country is on track to provide coronavirus vaccines for every adult by the end of May. This will require an estimated 260 million vaccines. To fulfill this mission, vaccination sites are being set up nationwide. Some mega sites, such as Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles and State Farm Stadium near Phoenix, are poised to vaccinate at least 12,000 people per day. read more...
Setting Up Your Vaccine Site: Don’t Let Your Visitors Get Stuck
You've been assigned the ginormous task of opening a COVID-19 vaccination site for your municipality, school, or another entity. You have been working hard on the logistics and have the location, medical supplies, and staff lined up. Thankfully, the CDC and FEMA have checklists of what you will need depending on the type of site you are operating—for example drive-thru vs. walk-up, large vs. small. read more...