Volumetric advertising is another effective tool for increasing sales.

The concept of three-dimensional advertising is very broad and includes a wide range of advertising products, ranging from three-dimensional letters, inscriptions, decorations, dummies, three-dimensional figures to the production of three-dimensional boards.

Cold December day. It's 5 degrees below zero outside. I wander down the street and my gaze rests on the window of a small cafe. Behind the glass on the table sat scrambled eggs and bacon in a frying pan. And I wanted warmth and hot scrambled eggs so much that I even heard my breakfast rustling behind the glass.

Already from the cafe waiter I learned that this is a new type of advertising made by the masters of the OMI studio, which, due to its excellent execution, has already attracted not a single client to the cafe.

Due to the nature of my work, I often encounter the need for high-quality presentation of my products. And I was also interested in the possibility of making dummies for the display case.

Later, when communicating with specialists from the OMI studio, I learned that new technologies, modern materials and a variety of paint colors make it possible to realize even the most impossible idea at first glance: from food models to voluminous advertising of any size.

The concept of three-dimensional advertising is very broad and includes a wide range of advertising products, ranging from three-dimensional letters, inscriptions, decorations, dummies, three-dimensional figures to the production of three-dimensional billboards. Often, three-dimensional figures, due to their originality of execution and realism, attract much more consumer attention than any other type of advertising.

Buyers, in addition to the quality and price of the product, appreciate the efforts of manufacturers and sellers to attract attention with non-standard solutions. Moreover, given the abundance of goods, it is difficult for them to make a choice.

Today, at the entrance to my store there is a three-dimensional figure of a Milka cow, which attracts attention much more than the banal inscription “Homemade sweets”.

By the way, thanks to this advertising, I expanded my business by installing a couple of tables and purchasing an additional coffee machine. Now in my sweet shop you can drink coffee on the spot and evaluate the quality and taste of the sweets we bake.