Give us a Quick “Brian” Overview? A fifteen-year veteran of the sign business, Brian is Production Manager at Insignia Designs and joined the team four years ago. Brian manages their production team, including mentoring and training; monitors quality control and keeps the momentum going on projects; and is responsible for...

Insignia Designs is a family business that thrives on the personal and professional relationships. We’re going #behindthesigns to meet the team that brings your business #SignsofSuccess. Let’s start the series with Co-Owner Carol Moberg, Vice President and head of HR. Give us a Quick “Carol” Overview? Carol is the other half of...

Quality Signs Are a Smart Investment At Insignia Designs, we’re not only seeing an uptick in requests for metal signs, but for signs fabricated in high quality materials overall. Not just at small businesses, but across the board and including our corporate clients. It seems business owners are starting the...

Heavy Metal Marketing Strikes a Chord for 2019 The new year is starting strong at Insignia Designs. It’s not just the ramp up in business that indicates the economy is good, but the types of requests from clients at small- to medium-sized businesses regarding signage materials that’s signaling a sea change...

It’s not easy being ‘seen’- particularly when there are signs everywhere- of every size, every shape, and every color…To give your sign the best chance of standing out in a sea of signage, whether we’re talking vehicle wraps, monument signs, tradeshow booths or exterior window messages, consider just two things: Simplicity...

Neon signs are trending and Insignia Designs is on it! Bright, colorful neon signs were first used in 1910 in the United States and remained popular until the 1960s when they lost favor commercially for a variety of reasons. Not only did they look ‘dated,’ but they were costly to manufacture...

If your business has got game, we’ve got a game for you. “Corny” but true, 2018 turned out to be the year cornhole became the go-to branding opportunity at Insignia Designs. This fun idea came up unexpectedly two years ago when I was asked to create a custom cornhole game board...

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