Signed Boxing Photo
Signed Boxing Photo
Sale Led Light Box
A
red light box
comprising: a box, said box having a front open side; a light source mounted inside said box, said light source having a power cable extending out of said box for connection to an external power supply; a transparent design film mounted on said box to both substantially cover said front open side and overlie said light source, said transparent design film having a colored decorative design.
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to light boxes and more particularly, to such a solar light box that can be used as a mirror as well as a regular light box.
2. Description of the Related Art
Conventional light boxes can be used for two purposes, i.e., for the purpose of advertising and for the purpose of decoration. Light boxes for different purposes have a similar architecture.
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION
According to the present invention, the light box comprises a box, which has a front open side, a light source, which is mounted inside the magic mrrir light box and has a power cable extending out of the box for connection to an external power supply, a transparent design film, which is mounted in the box in front of the light source and has a colored design on it, and a lens, which is mounted on the front open side of the box in front of the transparent design film.
Further, an electronic light regulator can be installed in the power cable for regulating the light intensity of the light source.
The light box further comprises photo sensor set outside the box for detecting the intensity of external light, and a controller installed in the power cable and electrically connected to the photo sensor and adapted to turn off the light source when the intensity of external light detected by the photo sensor surpassed a predetermined value and to turn on the light source when the intensity of external Led Slim Backlit light boxdetected by the photo sensor dropped below the predetermined value.
The box can be made of metal, plastics, or wood.
The light source can be formed of an incandescent bulb, a fluorescent tube, a quarts lamp, or a set of diodes.
The lens can be made of a transparent glass sheet or a transparent plastic sheet.
Although particular embodiments of the invention have been described in detail for purposes of illustration, various modifications and enhancements may be made without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention.
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The light box further comprises photo sensor set outside the box for detecting the intensity of external light, and a controller installed in the power cable and electrically connected to the photo sensor and adapted to turn off the light source when the intensity of external light detected by the photo sensor surpassed a predetermined value and to turn on the light source when the intensity of external Led Slim Backlit light boxdetected by the photo sensor dropped below the predetermined value.
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Most business people know they need some kind of web design. Learning HTML and CSS means learning a whole new language (and if you don't know what those initials mean, you probably hired a designer).
But many people are convinced they know how to speak and write. So, they reason, why bother with a copywriter? They'll just write their own words.
Sometimes that works. But if you're making one of these 10 mistakes, your copy -- the words on your website -- are killing your business.
1.Your headline says, "Welcome."
Hey, come on. Visitors who come to your website know they're welcome. You created the site. You bought a domain. You're paying for web hosting. Of course they're welcome! Let's cut to the chase.
In fact, if your headline does say welcome, don't bother with the other tips. Move directly to find yourself some copywriting help.
2.Your sign-up box is hidden at the bottom of your page and/or you don't offer an irresistible freebie to motivate visitors to leave their contact information.
No sign-up box at all? Ouch. Read no further. You're using the web like a billboard, not a means to interact, communicate and build relationships.
3.Your home page doesn't communicate what you do and why you're different.
Never mind the vague stuff like, "I help people reach the dreams their souls yearn to find." How about, "If you're huffing and puffing to climb a flight of stairs, you may be climbing directly to a heart attack. I specialize in clients who think "exercise" is a 4-letter word and couldn't tell you where to find the nearest gym. Ask me about my 90-Day Fitness With Finesse Program."
4.You keep getting compliments on a beautiful site, but nobody's calling you.
Congratulations! You've got a work of art, but you really need a direct response advertisement.
5.You've got something at the top of your home page that isn't a headline.
A nice photo? A logo? Are you making visitors scroll down to get to your message?
6.You haven't created a path for visitors to take through your website.
Menus are great but you also need to suggest a logical sequence, from your home page to your "free stuff" and "contact" pages.
7.Your bio reads like a history lesson: where you've been, what you did, and where you went to school.
Sure, those features are important. But your bio should demonstrate why you are the best person to provide your service. Show, don't tell.
8. Your testimonials say you're "interesting" and "helpful."
Get convincing, results-oriented testimonials signed by real people. If you're a b2b, get URLs. Edit your testimonials to show how you got results.
9. No success stories.
Unlike testimonials, success stories showcase your process and need not refer to specific, identifiable people. Often this section will be the strongest client attraction magnet on your whole site.
10.You keep getting queries for the wrong service.
You're targeting HR managers. But you keep getting calls from individuals who just got handed a pink slip or the performance review from hell. Or you now offer marketing communication services and you still get calls about the time management service you offered five years ago.
When you overhaul your target market, mission or position, your copy deserves an overhaul, too. Confusion rarely leads to customers.
Bottom Line: Coy isn't what you learned in school. Your English teacher might faint dead away if she saw what you're creating. Copy for websites comes from direct mail copy -- those long mail pieces you like to toss. It's called "direct response" because people either ask for more info immediately -- or wander away forever. With TV and magazine ads, you can win customers through repetition: you're in their face.
Not so with direct response: you get one shot. And copy helps you make the most of it.
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