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Six songs about signs.

Hair metal, geek rock, disco pop, party rap, country and a soul revue. Different bands, different shops, same ending:

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80s hair metal · 1:01

Get Noticed

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The music videos

Five bands. One chant.

Every song is a different decade and a different shop with no sign. Every one ends the same way.

CH 0180s hair metal1:01Get Noticed
A power ballad for every shop with a paper-plate sign.
CH 0290s geek rock1:02No Duh
The nerdy donut shop that finally turned it on.
CH 032020s disco pop1:02Make It Pop
No sign? No signal. A dirty-soda shop gets its glow-up.
CH 04Old-school party rap1:02Big Sign Energy
The best fades in the zip code, and a sticky note for a sign.
CH 05Modern country1:02No Vacancy
Twelve clean rooms, fresh pie, and a cardboard sign halfway to Idaho.
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The services revue · 2:46

Everywhere, Every Way

Dana is a marketing manager juggling a sign guy, a wrap guy, a print guy, a shirt guy, a booth guy and a swag guy, and her logo is on the truck in three shades of blue. What if one shop did it all? The team walks in as a soul revue and takes her through all eight services on real NOTATEK projects: design, build, permit and install, with a quote in 24 hours. Dana and Cobalta are fictional; the projects are real.

CH 06Soul-funk revue2:46Everywhere, Every Way

Eight vendors, one shop. All eight services in one soul revue.

Shorts

Every service in 17 seconds.

One Short per service, cut from the revue. Tap one, then go see the real work.

original songs, from 1987 hair metal to a 2026 dance floor

Shorts, one for every service we offer

chant in every song, and it always lights the real logo

stock signs: the montages use real NOTATEK projects

Your shop could be next. The sign, not the song.

A clear quote and mock-ups within 24 hours. Design, build, permit and install, from one shop in American Fork.

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These videos were made with AI: the songs, the footage and the NOTATEK team’s performances (AI likenesses built from their photos). The shops and owners in the stories are fictional; the real signs in the montages are NOTATEK work.