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As we move further and further into the digital age,more people than ever are using their mobile devices for almost everything they do. This includes shopping for almost anything that they can think of. Because of this,companies are starting to cater their websites,advertising,and overall marketing plan toward their online customers. In a 2017 survey by Square and Mercury Analytics:

• 96% of Americans have used the internet to make purchases
• 51% of Americans would rather make all of their purchases online
• 67% of Millennials and 56% of Gen Xers would rather shop online than in a brick and mortar store
• 51% of Seniors have shopped online

Marketing professionals are quickly starting to use the internet as a way to reach as many of their customers as they can and grow their own customer base. According to socialmedia.com,90% of marketers use social media as a way to promote their business. However,it is taking longer for smaller companies to come around to this line of thinking,almost as if they consider the internet as a “fad” instead of the way future consumers will almost exclusively buy products. In another study from Square and Mercury Analytics,e-Commerce is growing at a rate of 23% annually,yet 46% of small businesses in America do not have a website. Therefore,it is imperative that small businesses get onboard with new digital marketing trends before they go by the wayside.

Online marketing is something that every business should put front and center in their marketing plan. It doesn’t matter if you call it online marketing,digital marketing,or e-Commerce marketing,it all comes down to the same thing. You need to be able to market your merchandise or services to the widest audience available,and that audience can be found nowhere else but the internet. You can grow your business,bring in new customers,and enhance your brand,all in the same place.

There are a lot of different ways that you can begin to build your digital marketing profile. Some of these include marketing with email,blogging,podcasts,SEO,social media,and through your own website,or alternate websites that you own or have partnered with. The important thing is that you know where your customers like to be on the internet,and where you can find people that would be interested in your products or services. While digital marketing is not a magic wand that will instantly turn your company into a success overnight,using it in the right way and sticking with your marketing plan will begin taking your company to the next level. You will start to see noticeable results,both in the number of customers that you have and in how recognizable your brand will become.

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Introduction

Heed the warning; the warning sign is there to protect you. Warning signs are all around us,and some we blatantly ignore,some we heed and others we cheat on just a little.

At the Curve of the Road

What do you do at the curve of the road,where the warning sign says “Reduce Speed Now”? Do you look at the curve and think,I am all right,or do you reduce your speed now?

In Britain,in 2013,more than 183,000 people were killed or injured on the roadways; don’t be one of those statistics. Follow the signs and below we discuss what are the most popular warning signs

Warning Signs

Britain’s Ministry for Transport uses approximately 96 roadway warning signs to try to protect the public,and that is just the beginning. There are signs for construction sites,fire safety,controlling access,and many other uses. In total,we found more than 1,600 signs giving warnings or instructions about how to protect one’s self.

Companies,the government and even your neighbours use them to try to protect us from ourselves. The sad fact though,is many of us do not heed the warning.

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The Signs

What are the most popular warning signs? A good question to ask,and it all depends in what sector of the British Economy being considered.

Construction Sector

In the construction sector,Site Safety Signs,along with signs outlining specific hazards are the most popular. Signs warn about deep excavations,falling and tripping hazards,risk to electrical shock,signs associated with safety and moving traffic,risk of fire and explosions,warning about hazardous materials and even as innocuous as what is required to enter a work zone

Companies have a huge liability for the worker and public safety,and they show part of their due diligence towards workplace safety and only going 100 percent accident-free on any job site could be better than that.

Pedestrian Signs

For the pedestrian,there is a litany of them to help protect us while we walk down the road or into a building.

Some of the most popular are signs warning us to keep out of unsafe areas and where to cross the street. All in a good day’s walk and even at that anyone of us has probably,at one time or another,not heeded the warnings.

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Fire Safety Signs

Following signs for the construction sector,fire safety signs are everywhere. There are more than 200 warning and information signs related to fire and fire safety,and considering the dangers of fire,these are some of the most popular.

Fire signs show up at doorways to lead us in the safest route to extraction,there are signs to advise of the location of fire equipment,and where to take refuge and gather outside a building.

Conclusion

Warning signs cover just about any risk imaginable,and for one’s personal safety,it is best to heed the warning. To address the question,”what are the most popular,” one could suggest that roadway signs and fire signs in the public sector top the list. In the industrial sector,there is a litany of warning signs and those for the areas are most prevalent.

Thewarning signsare put in their locations for a reason; that is to give us an opportunity to protect ourselves. The best closing advice is,”heed that warning.”

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