Accepting second best

Accepting second best

Little Chef sign

Every day on my drive to work I pass a Little Chef restaurant.

Around six months ago it had new fascia signs installed, but this one on the front appeared to be too small for the sign it replaced, leaving a fair-sized and visible gap on the left hand side.

Since then the sign hasn’t been replaced or fixed up.

If you settle for second best on the outside of your business, what does that tell your customers about what goes on inside?

[tags]little+chef, branding, signage, visual+identity, customer+experience[/tags]

About SIMON

I work as a fractional Chief Operating Officer (COO), consultant and advisor. I created the B3 framework® for company building and I also write a newsletter called Build for leaders who care about creating resilient and sustainable businesses.