The "3-Second Rule": Why Your Fleet Wrap Isn't Ringing the Phone
You spent the money. You wrapped your fleet. You put your logo, your website, your phone number, and a list of all 15 services you offer on the side of the van.
But the phone isn't ringing. Why?
The hard truth is that many commercial wraps in Denver fail not because of the installation, but because of the design. They are cluttered, confusing, and impossible to read at 65 MPH.
At Ikonic Detailing, we don't just apply vinyl; we design for conversion. We follow the "3-Second Rule." Here is how to ensure your fleet actually generates leads.
1. The Highway Test (Speed Matters)
Your van isn't a brochure; it’s a moving billboard.
When you are driving down I-70 or C-470, your potential customer has exactly 3 seconds to see you, understand what you do, and memorize your brand.
If your wrap is covered in bullet points, photos of air conditioners, and long paragraphs of text, the human brain ignores it. It’s just "visual noise." The Golden Rule: If they can't read it while it’s driving past them, it doesn't exist.
2. The "Who, What, How" Hierarchy
Effective fleet design requires strict discipline. We advise our clients to stick to three core elements, ranked by size:
- BRAND (Who): Your Logo/Company Name. (This should be the biggest element).
- SERVICE (What): "Plumbing," "HVAC," "Dog Grooming." (Don't list "faucet repair, drain cleaning, boiler install..." just say PLUMBING).
- CONTACT (How): A website or a phone number. (Pick one. Don't list email, Facebook, Instagram, and three area codes. Just give them the easiest way to find you).

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