Recruiting Yotatech Members?
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From: Solano Co, CA Originally a North Idaho Hick
Was wondering if anyone has thought of a design for Yotatech Business cards? I keep seeing some sweet Runners around parked and can't help but think..... I bet he could contribute to some mod ideas or..... I wonder if he knows about the deckplate mod?....ect...ect. It would be great to just leave a card stuck in between the window glass and rubber seal or under the wiper. Anyways has anyone else thought of something like this. It's not like were short on members and ideas I just like spreading the wealth.
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I carry some in the rig and quite often leave one on a windshield of a Toyota truck or SUV if I see one parked by me.
I just used the old banner pic from here, and use Print Shop to make it into a business card.
I will update it with a better pic and format later on, as I am low on them anyways, and it will give me an excuse to make a new one.
I just used the old banner pic from here, and use Print Shop to make it into a business card.
I will update it with a better pic and format later on, as I am low on them anyways, and it will give me an excuse to make a new one.
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I know I have driven by runnners and wondered if they were on here. I havent seen anyone else from rochester on here so I wonder why I keep thinking they might be. I think its a good idea to recruit.
I dont know if I have the stones to stick something on someones truck. I can just see them coming out to there truck and there I am sticking something under there wiper. They start screaming..I panic and run. Cops are called. and so on and so forth. Great idea though.
I dont know if I have the stones to stick something on someones truck. I can just see them coming out to there truck and there I am sticking something under there wiper. They start screaming..I panic and run. Cops are called. and so on and so forth. Great idea though.
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Mark, it would probably be more economical (so I don't have to get them made, ship them out, ect) if everyone just downloaded a business card making program.
I use Print Shop for mine, so the raw file would not be compatible unless you had it.
But there is shareware out there, looking at some now.
http://download.com.com/2001-20-0.html?legacy=cnet
This is for Windows aps here.
Most let you try it before you buy it.
But a lot of those are expensive, and a lot of graphic programs you may already have on your computer may be able to already do it.
I use Print Shop for mine, so the raw file would not be compatible unless you had it.
But there is shareware out there, looking at some now.
http://download.com.com/2001-20-0.html?legacy=cnet
This is for Windows aps here.
Most let you try it before you buy it.
But a lot of those are expensive, and a lot of graphic programs you may already have on your computer may be able to already do it.
#10
I know what you mean. I was next to a nice stone gray 95 rig at Home Depot. I wanted to wait till the owner came out and tell them they had a nice rig but that would seem almost stalking-like.
#12
Originally posted by Corey
Mark, it would probably be more economical (so I don't have to get them made, ship them out, ect) if everyone just downloaded a business card making program.
Mark, it would probably be more economical (so I don't have to get them made, ship them out, ect) if everyone just downloaded a business card making program.
#14
Guys,
I'm not too crazy about the idea but the intent is good. Usually when I see a 4runner owner who looks like they "care" about their 'runner or if their vehicle looks like it off-roads, usually I just talk w/ them. And usually i'll refer them to Yotatech (though none of them have actually registered).
The thing I dont like about putting things on people's windshield is how much I don't like people putting things on MY windshield. Also, I don't have a high opinion of businesses and organizations who stick flyers on windshields---cheapens their image IMHO.
Bob
I'm not too crazy about the idea but the intent is good. Usually when I see a 4runner owner who looks like they "care" about their 'runner or if their vehicle looks like it off-roads, usually I just talk w/ them. And usually i'll refer them to Yotatech (though none of them have actually registered).
The thing I dont like about putting things on people's windshield is how much I don't like people putting things on MY windshield. Also, I don't have a high opinion of businesses and organizations who stick flyers on windshields---cheapens their image IMHO.
Bob
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HA! I just did that a few weeks back. Just came out of REI, and behind me was a sweet 87 4Runner with a huge tires/lift and some custom bumpers. I decided to wait a few minutes to see if he/she would come out and sure enough he did. He had some Okole seat covers, so I had to wait and ask about them.
He's on this board, or at least knew of it, but I forget his username :\
He's on this board, or at least knew of it, but I forget his username :\
Originally posted by doink
i spread the yotatech gospel last night actually to two 4 runners!. heh, i felt like a nerd doing so, but hey..whatever
i spread the yotatech gospel last night actually to two 4 runners!. heh, i felt like a nerd doing so, but hey..whatever
#16
i don't know if i'm down for putting crap on people's cars, that's kind of annoying, but if i saw someone with a nice runner in person, i'd probably strike up a conversation and mention yotatech. or maybe those cards could go somewhere like in an 4x4 shop for people to just pick up. anyway, i was bored so i threw together a couple designs.
#18
Originally posted by Bob_98SR5
Guys,
I'm not too crazy about the idea but the intent is good. Usually when I see a 4runner owner who looks like they "care" about their 'runner or if their vehicle looks like it off-roads, usually I just talk w/ them. And usually i'll refer them to Yotatech (though none of them have actually registered).
The thing I dont like about putting things on people's windshield is how much I don't like people putting things on MY windshield. Also, I don't have a high opinion of businesses and organizations who stick flyers on windshields---cheapens their image IMHO.
Bob
Guys,
I'm not too crazy about the idea but the intent is good. Usually when I see a 4runner owner who looks like they "care" about their 'runner or if their vehicle looks like it off-roads, usually I just talk w/ them. And usually i'll refer them to Yotatech (though none of them have actually registered).
The thing I dont like about putting things on people's windshield is how much I don't like people putting things on MY windshield. Also, I don't have a high opinion of businesses and organizations who stick flyers on windshields---cheapens their image IMHO.
Bob
#19
Well, I think it's one thing if I walk out and there is some carpet cleaning flyer on my windshield and 20 other windshields of the cars next to me - it's kinda like unsolicited spam...very annoying and not very effective.
On the other hand, it it was designed correctly and was aimed at a target market, ie. Toyota owners, then it would be more effective and I think less annoying to the recipient.
When I say designed correctly, I mean it should feel more like an exclusive invitation...like you are exlusive because you own a nice looking Toyota. Maybe the business card compliments them on taking nice care of their truck and modding it up. Then invite them to check out yotatech because others would like to see their truck and what they have done to it.
I think if you approach it from that angle - people will feel complimented about their vehicle, which I'm sure they are already proud of, and will be more willing to visit the site and not feel like they are getting some mass flyer campagin that is on every single vehicle out there.
John
On the other hand, it it was designed correctly and was aimed at a target market, ie. Toyota owners, then it would be more effective and I think less annoying to the recipient.
When I say designed correctly, I mean it should feel more like an exclusive invitation...like you are exlusive because you own a nice looking Toyota. Maybe the business card compliments them on taking nice care of their truck and modding it up. Then invite them to check out yotatech because others would like to see their truck and what they have done to it.
I think if you approach it from that angle - people will feel complimented about their vehicle, which I'm sure they are already proud of, and will be more willing to visit the site and not feel like they are getting some mass flyer campagin that is on every single vehicle out there.
John
#20
Originally posted by Mojo_Risin
Well, I think it's one thing if I walk out and there is some carpet cleaning flyer on my windshield and 20 other windshields of the cars next to me - it's kinda like unsolicited spam...very annoying and not very effective.
On the other hand, it it was designed correctly and was aimed at a target market, ie. Toyota owners, then it would be more effective and I think less annoying to the recipient.
When I say designed correctly, I mean it should feel more like an exclusive invitation...like you are exlusive because you own a nice looking Toyota. Maybe the business card compliments them on taking nice care of their truck and modding it up. Then invite them to check out yotatech because others would like to see their truck and what they have done to it.
I think if you approach it from that angle - people will feel complimented about their vehicle, which I'm sure they are already proud of, and will be more willing to visit the site and not feel like they are getting some mass flyer campagin that is on every single vehicle out there.
John
Well, I think it's one thing if I walk out and there is some carpet cleaning flyer on my windshield and 20 other windshields of the cars next to me - it's kinda like unsolicited spam...very annoying and not very effective.
On the other hand, it it was designed correctly and was aimed at a target market, ie. Toyota owners, then it would be more effective and I think less annoying to the recipient.
When I say designed correctly, I mean it should feel more like an exclusive invitation...like you are exlusive because you own a nice looking Toyota. Maybe the business card compliments them on taking nice care of their truck and modding it up. Then invite them to check out yotatech because others would like to see their truck and what they have done to it.
I think if you approach it from that angle - people will feel complimented about their vehicle, which I'm sure they are already proud of, and will be more willing to visit the site and not feel like they are getting some mass flyer campagin that is on every single vehicle out there.
John


