#54: Is Your Billboard a Complete Waste of Money?
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#54: Is Your Billboard a Complete Waste of Money?
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Most business owners waste thousands on billboards that never bring in a single lead. Why? Because they try to be clever instead of clear. When your brand isn't a household name, confusing messaging on a massive sign just becomes expensive noise on the side of the road. No one's pulling over to decode your inside jokes or admire your witty wordplay. If your billboard doesn't solve a problem in 7 words or less, it's not advertising, it's art. And art doesn't convert. So why do so many companies still get this wrong?In this episode, Donald Miller takes you through a hilarious, no-holds-barred review of real billboards from across the country. From duct tape ads to funeral home puns, Don breaks down exactly what works, what flops, and why "cute and clever" usually kills your ROI. If you want your marketing to actually make money—whether it's on a billboard, website header, or tagline—this episode will sharpen your instincts and make you rethink every word you publish.
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