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STQRY Signage overview

Who buys STQRY Signage

  • Describe the three kinds of customer we sell to
  • Tell the person who buys it from the people who use it
  • Recognise what gets a customer looking

Who do we sell to?

Culture and heritage Attractions Tours and transport Museums, galleries Zoos, gardens Boats, buses, rail Most enquiries Our priority

What do museums and attractions need?

  • 2 to 30 displays, often ordinary TVs
  • No AV budget, no IT team
  • Visitors who speak many languages
  • Galleries that need to stay quiet

What do tour operators need?

  • Displays offline for hours
  • Passengers from all over the world
  • Drivers who need one big button
  • An old PA system, or none at all

No GPS on board?

One phone or tablet shares its position with every display.

Every display One tablet

Who will you be talking to?

Signs Uses it Installs Marketing or ops manager Marketing team, drivers Often an auto-electrician

Why did a Fiji cruise operator call us?

  • $108 per display per year, to another vendor
  • 33 displays
  • 1 supplier, which is what they wanted

What gets them looking?

  • Wanting fewer suppliers
  • New vessels or a refit
  • A signage or audio contract up for renewal
  • A confusing Fleet driver-mode setup

Check your understanding

  • Which kind of customer do we go after first, and why?
  • A museum's head of marketing signs the contract. Who uses it every day?
  • An operator's vehicles have no GPS. Can they use location programs?

Tours and transport. Location programs are something general signage products don't offer.

Usually the marketing or visitor-experience team on site, updating content in STQRY Builder.

Yes. One phone or tablet on board shares its position with every other display.

Connecting People, Places and Stories.