They are sign spinners. “We hate it when you call it sign twirlers,” says Caleb Jordan, who has worked in the industry six years and is the general manager for AArrow Advertising. Come blistering heat or pouring rain, the team is outside spinning, flipping, throwing, smiling, posing and waving for all the passers-by to see.…
Bill the sign spinner William Aliki is Samoan and has been in the U.S. for almost three years. “I want to stay and make some money to help out my mom, little sisters and brothers [back on the islands],” he said. “I’m the only one out here.” Aliki works for AArrow Sign Spinners in Seattle,…
Have you ever randomly drove past your local park and noticed a bunch of guys spinning signs? Well our Long Beach team caught the attention of our friends at the Edge and they decided to write an awesome story about us! Oshay Henderson and Christian Altamirano talk with Blake Pinto about the world of Sign Spinning.…
The world’s best sign spinners – yes, those people who bring advertising to life on street corners, especially during tax time – will strut, er, spin their stuff this weekend in downtown Las Vegas.
Recent thread in Reddit: someone uploaded a picture of AArrow Sign Spinners with a very surprised comment as to the apparent existence of sign spinning classes. For those of you who don’t know, we do train a lot to learn the tricks! It’s part of the fun! We learn them, rearrange them, invent new ones……
The sign spinner is no longer an obscure urban creature. Drive through any city and you’ll see one toting a pendant advertising a new apartment complex or a low-rate tax preparer: sign spinners are a specific type of person. They’re all over Los Angeles too, from Echo Park to Miracle Mile to Baldwin Hills: you…
AArrow Corporate Team members Max Durovic and Justin Brown attended the McDonalds Marketing Leadership meeting in Chicago.
Your client waving signs on the street Teams perform at events, with signage part of the act By Kathy Prentice March 9, 2008 Back a long time ago, there were sandwich men, so called because they walked back and forth on the sidewalk with signs hanging front and behind from their shoulders. Things have come a…
