vehicle wrap score card

A quick check to see how your wrap is performing. Your score is shown below

Same three answers for everything:
Yes / Somewhat / No.

✅ 20 questions • ~2 minutes

1. Instant Clarity (First 3 Seconds)

Subtotal: 0/20

Someone can tell what we do in under 3 seconds.

Our primary service is readable from 30–40 feet away.

The business name is larger than design elements.

The wrap still makes sense at driving speed.

2. Readability & Focus

Subtotal: 0/20

There is one clear focal point.

Fonts are simple, bold, and high-contrast.

Phone number or URL is readable while moving.

Nothing feels cluttered or competing for attention.

3. Trust & Professionalism

Subtotal: 0/20

The wrap matches our website and branding.

It looks established—not DIY or cheap.

I’d trust this company inside my home.

It reflects the level of pricing we charge.

4. Brand Recall

Subtotal: 0/20

Someone could describe our wrap from memory.

Our colors stand out in traffic or parking lots.

The logo is legible—not just “there.”

It doesn’t blend in with similar vehicles.

5. ROI Reality Check

Subtotal: 0/20

People mention the vehicle when they call.

We track calls or leads from our vehicles.

The wrap has generated business in the last 6 months.

I can confidently say it earns its keep.

Score: Yes=2, Somewhat=1, No=0 (0–100). “Book Review” jumps to your score definition below.
0/100
Answer to score

Under 75 usually means your wrap isn’t pulling its weight.

What Your Score Means

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0–20: Invisible or Confusing


Your wrap isn’t clearly communicating what you do.

Most people can’t read it fast, can’t remember it, and don’t know the next step.

This usually happens when the design is trying to do too much: small text, weak hierarchy, low contrast, or “cool” visuals that bury the message.

KEY ISSUES:

  • Primary service is unclear at speed
  • Name/URL/phone aren’t readable when it matters
  • Brand feels inconsistent or untrustworthy

20-40: Seen, Not Understood

People notice the vehicle, but they don’t understand you quickly enough to act.

You’re paying for attention without getting conversion.

The wrap likely needs better message hierarchy and fewer competing elements.

KEY ISSUES:

  • Some readability, but not instant clarity
  • Branding and service message aren’t prioritized
  • Looks “okay,” but doesn’t drive confident calls

40–60: Functional, But Leaving Money on the Table

The wrap does the basics, but it’s not optimized.

You’re likely missing calls because the message isn’t sharp enough at speed or the wrap doesn’t build enough trust.

This is where small changes create big ROI.

KEY ISSUES:

  • Message mostly clear, but not instantly
  • Trust cues and consistency need tightening
  • CTA (phone/URL) could be stronger and simpler

60–80: Strong Performer

Your wrap is doing real work.

It communicates, looks professional, and has solid recall.

The main opportunity here is refinement:
clearer hierarchy, stronger CTA visibility, and consistent branding across web + vehicles to boost conversion.

KEY ISSUES:

  • Readable and trustworthy
  • Memorable enough to generate recognition
  • Minor improvements can increase lead flow

80–100: Revenue Asset

This is what a wrap should be: clear, confident, memorable, and aligned with your brand.

You’re turning daily driving into a marketing channel.


At this level, improvements are about scaling: tracking, consistency across the fleet, and tightening the CTA to maximize measurable ROI.

KEY POINTS:

  • Instant clarity + strong trust signals
  • High recall and clean hierarchy
  • Ready for fleet standardization and tracking

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