I don't think I would remember seeing the website either, if it is printed exactly as above. 

Perhaps if you do something like www. VIZION KC . com, the focus would shift to the name of your company and it will be able for people to find you.  Just a little marketing technique/trick.......it may provide the result you are wanting

Katie -- You make a good point on our next batch of signs I will spread the the letters out a little more that should catch the eye thanks for the tip.

We all know that phone numbers will come in a xxx-xxx-xxxx format, less if there's only one area code, so they are not hard to remember.

With web sites, the easiest ones to remember are those that are pronounceable. With your web site, I'm spending my time trying to figure out how to pronounce it so that I can remember it, and before I can do that, I've zipped on by the sign.

When I see ZION, I think the religious pronounciation, so then is it VI with a long I or vih? Is it actually a play on "vision." Etc.

Actually, if I had to work with that name, I'd probably buy a more easily pronounceable and rememberable name, like justin.com (probably already taken) or justin-kc.com and put that on all my signs. Then I'd simply do a redirect so that when they went to justin.com they got redirected to vizionkc.com.

My voice recognition software also doesn't like vizionkc.com.

Russel -- Your second guess is correct its a play on the word vision.  I had not thought about getting a site re-direct before that actually makes great sense.  I could probably still use the kc but your right the whole vizion thing is hard to remember when your driving by.  Thanks for your suggestion.