Bean Mountain Coffee Instore marketing

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The brand has been around for a while so we retained the name but gave it a whole new look with the tag line "Fly to the Top"

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INDOOR SIGNAGE
cabinet vinyl sticker
Estimated Size: Variable Width x 8” H
The bottom border is sized to fit across the bottom
portion of a display in a repeating pattern
TOP CANOPY (with side panels)
Estimated Size: Variable Width x 24” H
The top banner is sized to fit across the top
portion of a display with additional side panels

outdoor SIGNAGE
PROUDLy SERVED SIGN
Estimated Size: 65” W x 60” H
This is the main outdoor advertising sign,
designed to be fit into a window, and printed
on mesh vinyl to maintain outside visibility
PROUDLY SERVED DECAL
Size: 32” W x 24” H
This decal is designed to be placed on the
main entrance door, featuring a die-cut
cloud background to draw attention

GAS PUMP SIGNAGE
PUMP TALKER
Size: 4.75” W x 10.25” H
The pump talker is designed to be inserted
through a gas hose by utilizing the 2 die-cut
circles
PUMP SIGN
Size: 15” W x 25” H OR (20”W x 15”H)
The pump signs can be placed on a column
near the gas pumps, or directly on them–
available in horizontal or vertical displays
Thru-cut Bleed

FLAVORS AND CUPS
FLAVOR LABELS
Size: 4” W x 6” H
These magnetic flavor labels attach directly brewing
pots and give a brief description of each coffee.
Regular, Decafe, Hazelnut, Blueberry, French Vanilla,
Mud Slide, Pumpkin Spice
PAPER CUPS
Size: 12oz / 16oz / 20oz
Our paper cups are available in 3 sizes and
feature a 2-color, wrapped design

REWARDS PROGRAM
REWARD CARD
Size: 3.5” W x 2” H
This reward card is given out free to
customers and punched for each coffee
purchased– the 10th cup is free
MUG
Size: 16oz
Our mug can be purchased for
$2.00 and filled for a $.25 discount
on all future refills
($.99 refills)
MUG AD
Size: 8.5”W x 11”H
This sign gives a brief view of our
mug with pricing (also available in
$2.99 pricing)
Reward Ad
Size: 8.5”W x 11”H
This sign gives a brief view of our
reward card and details

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Bean Mountain Coffee Instore marketing

2. INDOOR SIGNAGE cabinet vinyl sticker Estimated Size: Variable Width x 8” H The bottom border is sized to fit across the bottom portion of a display in a repeating pattern TOP CANOPY (with side panels) Estimated Size: Variable Width x 24” H The top banner is sized to fit across the top portion of a display with additional side panels

3. INDOOR SIGNAGE LOGO PLAQUE Size: 36” W x 33” H This plaque is the main logo display, featuring a die-cut outline MENU BOARD Size: 24” W x 36” H The menu board is pre-printed to display flavors and size pricing, with a blank left to add future additional flavors Logo Lightbox Size: 32” W x 24” H This backlit logo light-box can run from a regular power outlet

4. outdoor SIGNAGE PROUDLy SERVED SIGN Estimated Size: 65” W x 60” H This is the main outdoor advertising sign, designed to be fit into a window, and printed on mesh vinyl to maintain outside visibility PROUDLY SERVED DECAL Size: 32” W x 24” H This decal is designed to be placed on the main entrance door, featuring a die-cut cloud background to draw attention

5. GAS PUMP SIGNAGE PUMP TALKER Size: 4.75” W x 10.25” H The pump talker is designed to be inserted through a gas hose by utilizing the 2 die-cut circles PUMP SIGN Size: 15” W x 25” H OR (20”W x 15”H) The pump signs can be placed on a column near the gas pumps, or directly on them– available in horizontal or vertical displays Thru-cut Bleed

6. FLAVORS AND CUPS FLAVOR LABELS Size: 4” W x 6” H These magnetic flavor labels attach directly brewing pots and give a brief description of each coffee. Regular, Decafe, Hazelnut, Blueberry, French Vanilla, Mud Slide, Pumpkin Spice PAPER CUPS Size: 12oz / 16oz / 20oz Our paper cups are available in 3 sizes and feature a 2-color, wrapped design

7. REWARDS PROGRAM REWARD CARD Size: 3.5” W x 2” H This reward card is given out free to customers and punched for each coffee purchased– the 10th cup is free MUG Size: 16oz Our mug can be purchased for $2.00 and filled for a $.25 discount on all future refills ($.99 refills) MUG AD Size: 8.5”W x 11”H This sign gives a brief view of our mug with pricing (also available in $2.99 pricing) Reward Ad Size: 8.5”W x 11”H This sign gives a brief view of our reward card and details

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