2. Have some t-shirts made with your web site address and other business information. Your family or friends could wear them almost anywhere.

3. Have some ball caps made with your web site address and other business information. Wear them to keep sun out of your eyes and promote your business at same time.

4. Have some business cards printed up with your web site address and other business information. Pass them out to people you meet or that might be interested in your business.

5. Have a magnetic sign made with your web site address and other business information. Place it on your car door or roof when you are traveling.

Before I started DrNunley.com, I worked across hall from a talk radio station. The lobby was constantly filled with people who were appearing as guests on talk shows. What an interesting group! I met Governor, rock stars, famous writers, everyday people promoting causes, and a whole assortment of accountants, gardeners, financial planners, realtors, crafts people, and educators.

For every famous person who stepped up to mic, there were 20 "regular" experts on every issue you can think of. These were local business owners, professionals, and workers who had interesting information radio audience would find helpful.

Guests usually aren't allowed to turn their on-air appearances into self-serving ads (that's what paid commercials are for), but no guests leaves without grabbing a considerable amount of promotional benefit for themselves. Guests almost always get a chance to share their phone number, email address, office location, or web site URL.

There is no shortage of talk show opportunities. Talk stations number in thousands throughout US and Canada. Many more radio stations have a Sunday morning talk show.

First find one or two stations in your area. Listen to shows and become familiar with hosts and topics they like to cover. Next, CALL or EMAIL radio station and talk with host or producer. You can get station contact info from yellow pages. You may be able to get an email address that goes directly to host. Most stations have web sites you can search for and easily find.