Oh, Baby! SG Yard Greetings Delivers the Best New Way to Welcome Home Baby

SG Yard Greetings released a slate of fresh, new creative designed to deliver smiles and turn one of the most precious moments in parents’ lives into a treasured memory -…

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Oh, Baby! SG Yard Greetings Delivers the Best New Way to Welcome Home Baby

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SG Yard Greetings has released new creative designs to help welcome home babies and has experienced 349% growth over the past three years. The company has expanded its services to include custom yard displays for various celebrations beyond birthdays.

“SG Yard Greetings is known for modern designs that look and feel like an extension of your style,” said Stacey Hess, SG Yard Greetings founder and CEO. “You won’t find any clipart here. We have pinks and blues, and also the design-forward neutrals that are so popular right now.

We have an array of tasteful and fun elements to pair with your customized message. Our business has continued to experience exponential growth because our creative, installations and customer service is the very best. Over the past three years we’ve grown 349%, across 47 states, 800+ locations and internationally.

We are always innovating, always looking for new ways to make memories so our customers come back again and again.”

SG Yard Greetings’ top seller had been birthdays, but the company’s culture of being customer-centric, innovations and collaborating with franchisees has served it well in expanding the opportunities for customers to celebrate. And the company is helping customers welcome home more than babies. “Gotcha day” (a term used to describe the anniversary that a person joins a family by adoption), those returning home from serving in the military, and visiting family can all be greeted with custom yard displays.

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This story was originally published in Franchising.com on October 18, 2021. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.

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