Funny do not park here sign
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This sign could just say “No Parking.” But instead, it uses humor to make the message land. It borrows from a famous credit card ad campaign and contrasts the emotional value of a fun night out with the painful cost of getting towed.
Why it works
- Humor makes people actually read the sign
- References a familiar phrase (“Priceless”) for instant recognition
- Adds emotional contrast: joy vs. pain
- Gives a clear consequence ($300+) to drive compliance
- Turns an annoying rule into something shareable
Real-world examples
- Wendy’s uses witty Twitter replies to make corporate messaging fun
- Dollar Shave Club launched with a funny video that made razors exciting
- Mailchimp’s playful branding helps customers remember a dull category
- Public safety signs that rhyme (“Click it or ticket”) stick better than plain warnings
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