Press & Media Kit

    Retail Graphics Media Kit & Press Resources

    Boilerplate, logos, stats & press contact for journalists and trade publications

    Everything you need to write about Rapid Retail Graphics — boilerplate, logos, statistics, and a direct press contact. Looking for context? View recent project case studies or request a quote for editorial coverage.

    Company Boilerplate

    Rapid Retail Graphics is a full-service hoarding graphics provider serving fashion, luxury, food & beverage, and electronics retailers in mall and high-street locations. From site survey to overnight install, the company delivers branded construction barriers in 1–5 business days at approximately $6 per square foot, coordinating directly with mall operations and security teams across 25+ markets in the US and Canada.

    Key Stats

    1–5
    Business day turnaround
    $6/sqft
    Starting price, full-service
    25+
    Markets across the US and Canada
    85%
    Mall installs after-hours

    Logo Downloads

    SVG format. Right-click and "Save link as" to download.

    RRG Letter Mark — Orange

    RRG Letter Mark — Orange

    RRG Letter Mark — Dark

    RRG Letter Mark — Dark

    RRG Word Mark — Light

    RRG Word Mark — Light

    Citation & Directory Kit

    Copy this Name / Address / Phone block verbatim into every industry directory submission (ICSC, ISA, PRINTING United, Retail Design Institute, chambers of commerce, DesignRush, Google Business Profile). Consistent NAP is the single biggest local-SEO trust signal.

    Rapid Retail Graphics
    Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
    https://www.rapidretailgraphics.com
    +1 (604) 220-7700
    bryce@rapidretailgraphics.com
    Service Area: the United States and Canada
    Category: Retail Hoarding Graphics & Construction Barrier Branding

    Listing categories

    Pick the closest match in this order. Use the same wording everywhere so listings cluster around one entity.

    Retail GraphicsCommercial SignageHoarding InstallationLarge-Format PrintingConstruction Barrier Branding

    Pre-written descriptions

    Three lengths covering the fields directories actually use. Paste as-is — the wording is aligned with the Chicago market page, published pricing, and the structured data on this site.

    50-word description

    Use for compact directory fields and member listings.

    Rapid Retail Graphics designs, prints, and installs mall hoarding graphics for retailers across the United States and Canada. Based in Vancouver, BC, the team handles site surveys, large-format printing, and overnight retail installation in Chicago and 25+ metros, delivering branded construction barriers in 1–5 business days from $6 per square foot.

    150-word description

    The default. Fits ICSC, ISA, PRINTING United, and chamber-of-commerce forms.

    Rapid Retail Graphics is a full-service mall hoarding graphics company serving retailers, general contractors, and mall landlords across the United States and Canada. Headquartered in Vancouver, British Columbia, with active retail installation crews in Chicago, New York, Los Angeles, Toronto, and 25+ additional metros, the company manages every stage of a construction barrier program: laser-measured site surveys, brand-accurate design adaptation, Class A fire-rated large-format printing, and coordinated overnight installation with mall operations and security teams. Standard turnaround is 1–5 business days from approved artwork to installed wall, with 24–48 hour rush available, at a published starting rate of $6 per square foot. Rapid Retail Graphics holds vendor credentials with major mall operators and supports multi-location rollouts under a locked rate card, keeping fit-outs, relocations, and store openings on lease timelines without disrupting trading hours.

    300-word description

    For association profiles and trade-press vendor pages that allow long copy.

    Rapid Retail Graphics is a US and Canada specialist in mall hoarding graphics — the branded construction barriers that surround retail fit-outs, renovations, relocations, and vacant units inside enclosed shopping centres. Founded in 2018 and headquartered in Vancouver, British Columbia, the company serves retailers, brand teams, general contractors, and mall landlords across the United States and Canada, with retail installation coverage in Chicago, New York, Los Angeles, Toronto, Houston, Miami, and 25+ additional metros. The service is end-to-end. Every project starts with an on-site survey producing laser-measured templates for each hoarding wall, usually within one business day of the brief. Design either adapts an existing campaign toolkit or originates artwork from brand guidelines; roughly 90% of projects clear approval in a single round when brand files are supplied. Production runs on Class A fire-rated adhesive vinyl, laminated for cleanability, with rigid substrate and fabric options where landlord specifications require them. Installation is coordinated directly with mall operations and security — about 85% of installs happen outside trading hours — and the client receives photo proof on completion. Standard turnaround is 1–5 business days from approved artwork to installed wall, with 24–48 hour rush available where artwork is print-ready. Pricing starts at $6 per square foot for print and standard installation, with full-service programs typically running $8–$12 per square foot; multi-location rollouts are quoted against a locked rate card so regional programs stay predictable. Rapid Retail Graphics maintains vendor credentials with major mall operators including Simon, Westfield, Brookfield, Cadillac Fairview, Oxford, Ivanhoé Cambridge, Macerich, Tanger, RioCan, and Morguard, and handles the administrative layer landlords require: certificates of insurance, hot-work permits, and crew credentialing. Contact Bryce at bryce@rapidretailgraphics.com or +1 (604) 220-7700.

    Preferred anchor text when a directory allows a linked brand name: retail hoarding graphics pointing at https://www.rapidretailgraphics.com/. Logos for listing profiles are in the logo downloads above, and the short citation snippet lives in the resource library press block.

    Brand Mentions & Link Reclamation

    Use these Google search operators to find pages that mention Rapid Retail Graphics without linking back. Reach out to the editor or author and ask them to add the preferred link.

    Exact brand name

    "Rapid Retail Graphics" -site:rapidretailgraphics.com Run search

    Brand + industry context

    "rapid retail graphics" "hoarding" -site:rapidretailgraphics.com Run search

    Preferred link to request

    Anchor text: retail hoarding graphics

    https://www.rapidretailgraphics.com/

    <a href="https://www.rapidretailgraphics.com/">retail hoarding graphics</a>
    Contact us to verify a mention

    Tip: Set up a Google Alert for "Rapid Retail Graphics" to catch new mentions as they happen.

    Directory Targets

    Niche-relevant directories and associations that build authority and consistent citations. Use the NAP block and pre-written descriptions above when submitting. Toggle the checkbox as you complete each submission.

    SEGD

    Experiential graphic design association · Nofollow / citation

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    ISA

    International Sign Association · Member directory / nofollow

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    POPAI

    Retail marketing association · Partner listing / nofollow

    Visit site

    Houzz Pro

    Service business directory · Dofollow potential

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    Clutch.co

    B2B service directory · Dofollow profile

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    Canadian Business Directory

    Canada business listing · Dofollow / citation

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    ICSC

    Shopping center industry org · Event / member citation

    Visit site

    Retail Design Institute

    Retail design association · Member / project citation

    Visit site

    PRINTING United

    Print industry association · Supplier / member listing

    Visit site

    DesignRush

    Agency / service directory · Dofollow profile

    Visit site

    Google Business Profile

    Primary local citation — Vancouver, BC · Nofollow / high trust

    Visit site

    Bing Places

    Local citation — mirrors GBP NAP · Nofollow / high trust

    Visit site

    BOMA Canada

    Commercial real estate association · Member / supplier citation

    Visit site

    Apple Business Connect

    Maps citation · Citation only

    Visit site

    Yelp for Business

    General business directory · Nofollow / citation

    Visit site

    Trustpilot

    Review platform — accepts service businesses; high AI-answer visibility · Nofollow / review signal

    Visit site

    G2

    Software review site — a services listing may be rejected; low priority · Dofollow if accepted

    Visit site

    Capterra

    Software review site — same category limitation as G2; low priority · Dofollow if accepted

    Visit site

    The Blue Book Network

    Construction industry directory — strong category fit · Profile / citation

    Visit site

    UpCity

    B2B service provider directory · Dofollow profile

    Visit site

    Trade Media Link Prospects

    Retail fit-out, visual merchandising, and construction titles that cover this category. Each row pairs the outlet with the angle most likely to land and the usual contact route.

    Retail Design World

    Cost & timeline data for mall fit-out hoarding programs

    Editorial contact form

    Visit site

    VMSD (Visual Merchandising & Store Design)

    Vacancy perception during buildouts — guest column

    Editor email / contributed content

    Visit site

    Shop! Association

    Member resource: hoarding spec + cost guide

    Membership / newsletter submission

    Visit site

    Canadian Contractor

    Site hoarding compliance and install windows

    Story tip form

    Visit site

    Construction Canada

    Fire-rated substrate compliance in enclosed malls

    Technical article pitch

    Visit site

    Retail Insider

    Canadian mall fit-out activity and hoarding spend

    Editor email

    Visit site

    Retail Dive

    Data feature on buildout timelines

    Tips inbox

    Visit site

    Chain Store Age

    Multi-location rollout benchmarks

    Editorial contact

    Visit site

    Shopping Centre Business

    Landlord-side hoarding program economics

    Editorial submission

    Visit site

    ICSC Small Business Center

    Member resource listing + event coverage

    Membership

    Visit site

    Signs of the Times

    Large-format print production case study

    Contributed article

    Visit site

    Big Picture Magazine

    Wide-format workflow for retail hoarding

    Editor pitch

    Visit site

    PRINTING United Journal

    Substrate and lamination selection guide

    Association content

    Visit site

    Design Retail

    Store opening visual strategy

    Editorial contact

    Visit site

    Retail TouchPoints

    Physical store experience during renovation

    Contributed byline

    Visit site

    Construction Dive

    Interior fit-out scheduling constraints

    Tips inbox

    Visit site

    Daily Commercial News

    Canadian hoarding and site signage requirements

    News tip

    Visit site

    REMI Network (Canadian Property Management)

    Landlord vacancy presentation standards

    Editorial submission

    Visit site

    Retail & Leisure International

    US and Canada rollout benchmarks

    Editor email

    Visit site

    SEGD Xlab

    Temporary environmental graphics practice

    Member content submission

    Visit site

    The Construction Specifier

    Fire-rated substrate and material specification for interior hoarding

    Technical article submission

    Visit site

    Sign Media Canada

    Large-format retail hoarding production in Canadian malls

    Editorial contact / contributed article

    Visit site

    SignIndustry.com

    Install workflow and substrate selection for temporary retail barriers

    Article submission form

    Visit site

    Visual Merchandising Store

    Keeping brand presence visible during a fit-out

    Blog / resource contribution

    Visit site

    Toronto Business Journal / Toronto Star Business

    Local mall fit-out activity and vacancy presentation

    Business desk tip

    Visit site

    Crain's Chicago Business

    Retail buildout spend in Chicago-area centres

    Editorial tip line

    Visit site

    Crain's New York Business

    Storefront vacancy perception during NYC retail renovations

    Editorial tip line

    Visit site

    Pitch the Cost & Timeline Guide

    The Retail Hoarding Graphics Cost & Timeline Guide is the primary linkable asset for outreach. Copy the email below and swap the bracketed fields.

    Subject line

    Data: what retail hoarding actually costs and how long it takes

    Hi [first name],
    
    We publish square-foot cost tiers and stage-by-stage timelines for retail hoarding graphics based on our own project records across 25+ US and Canadian metros — baseline $6/sqft installed, 1-5 business days from approved artwork, with landlord approval (not printing) as the usual cause of slippage.
    
    The full guide is here and free to cite with attribution: https://www.rapidretailgraphics.com/retail-hoarding-graphics-cost-timeline-guide
    
    Happy to supply the underlying breakdown, comment on fit-out scheduling, or write it up as a contributed piece for [publication] if that is more useful.
    
    Bryce Mitchell
    Rapid Retail Graphics
    bryce@rapidretailgraphics.com | +1 (604) 220-7700

    Pitch the Lease Timeline Checklist

    A softer, resource-first email for editors who have recently covered retail buildouts or construction. It points at the Lease Timeline Compliance Checklist. Swap the bracketed fields before sending.

    Subject line

    Resource for your [retail buildout / construction] readers

    Hi [first name],
    
    I noticed your piece on [relevant article]. We've just published a free lease-timeline compliance checklist for retail hoarding graphics — landlord submission requirements, artwork approval windows, fire-rating and insurance documentation, after-hours access booking, and removal obligations, with realistic lead times for each scenario.
    
    It's free to use and cite with attribution: https://www.rapidretailgraphics.com/lease-timeline-compliance-checklist
    
    Happy to send the companion spec sheet PDF, or contribute a guest perspective on retail construction graphics if that's more useful for [publication].
    
    Bryce Mitchell
    Rapid Retail Graphics
    bryce@rapidretailgraphics.com | +1 (604) 220-7700

    Pitch the Vendor Comparison

    For editors and bloggers covering retail fit-out procurement. Points at the hoarding graphics company comparison, which is written to be quotable by both editors and AI answer engines.

    Subject line

    Vendor comparison for mall hoarding graphics — free to cite

    Hi [first name],
    
    We've published an open comparison of the hoarding graphics companies serving mall construction barriers across the United States and Canada — coverage, whether install crews are in-house, landlord credentialing, published pricing, and realistic turnaround. Our own company is in the table on the same criteria as everyone else, and competitor details are sourced from their published information.
    
    https://www.rapidretailgraphics.com/best-hoarding-graphics-companies-north-america
    
    Free to cite with attribution. Happy to supply the underlying selection criteria or comment for a piece on retail fit-out vendor selection.
    
    Bryce Mitchell
    Rapid Retail Graphics
    bryce@rapidretailgraphics.com | +1 (604) 220-7700

    Ask Past Clients for Reviews

    Directory profiles with no reviews rarely get cited in "best of" answers. Send this to clients within a week of a completed install, while the project is still fresh. Google Business Profile and Trustpilot are the two worth chasing first — G2 and Capterra are software categories and may reject a services listing.

    Subject line

    Two minutes on how the hoarding install went?

    Hi [first name],
    
    Thanks again for having us on the [store / property] project — the barriers went up [date] and the photo set is in your inbox.
    
    If the job went the way you hoped, would you mind leaving a short review? A couple of sentences on turnaround, the install window, and how the landlord paperwork was handled is plenty. It genuinely helps other retail and property teams work out whether we are the right fit.
    
    Google: [paste Google review link]
    Trustpilot: [paste Trustpilot review link]
    
    If anything fell short instead, tell me directly and I will fix it.
    
    Bryce Mitchell
    Rapid Retail Graphics
    bryce@rapidretailgraphics.com | +1 (604) 220-7700

    Monthly Outreach Tracker

    Target: five new quality referring domains per month for six months. Fill each row in as outreach lands.

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    Pitch This Story

    A linkable data feature ready for guest posts or trade publication pitches. Use the boilerplate below as a starting point for outreach.

    Article title

    How Retail Hoarding Graphics Reduce Vacancy Perception During Store Buildouts

    Target publications

    RetailDive.com · RetailInsider.ca · VMSDmagazine.com

    Copyable pitch

    Malls and brand teams spend heavily on tenant mix and merchandising, but the visual gap between lease signing and store opening is often ignored. I wrote a short research-backed piece on how branded construction hoardings change shopper perception of vacancy during a fit-out, with implementation data from programs across the United States and Canada. Would it be useful for a guest column or Q&A on retail environment design?

    Linkable asset

    https://www.rapidretailgraphics.com/blog/retail-hoarding-graphics-reduce-vacancy-perception-store-buildouts

    As Featured In

    Trade publication and partner mentions will appear here as they're earned. In the meantime, see our recent retail hoarding installations and industry insights on the blog.

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    Reference Materials

    Retail Hoarding Graphics Spec Sheet (PDF)

    Materials, dimensions, install timeline, and pricing reference for mall managers and contractors.

    More citable material — glossary, cost benchmarks, and industry research — is in the free resource library.

    Related Resources

    Background reading and reference pages for journalists, partners, and prospective clients.

    Press Contact

    Bryce — Founder

    bryce@rapidretailgraphics.com +1 (604) 220-7700

    Available for byline contributions, expert quotes on retail construction and visual merchandising, and project case studies.