Low-cost Surefire Marketing Ideas

Written by Susan Dunn, Coach


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Keep in mind events and banquets also. If you volunteer to providerepparttar decorations (this would cost money) or sponsor a table, your name andrepparttar 121414 name of your business can conveniently appear onrepparttar 121415 program. Also consider donating a gift from your business torepparttar 121416 silent (or live) auction. People who attend these functions usually are from a high-income bracket and are great consumers! The presentation package ofrepparttar 121417 auction item isrepparttar 121418 key. Get creative and do something that will stand out. Sprinkle it with your business card and flyers of course. It'll get a lot of attention atrepparttar 121419 auction table!

Another promotional tip is to sponsor a billboard or bus ad for a charity with your name and web address atrepparttar 121420 bottom. This attaches your name to a cause that's dear to people's hearts. You'll help and be helped. Your company can also sponsor an issue of a non-profit's newsletter; this can bring exposure to tens of thousands of people. It's appropriate to ask that your logo appear onrepparttar 121421 front page as sponsor, and some tagline.

Sponsor a Little League team, donate t-shirts with your logo on them to Goodwill (they'll get around town), serve atrepparttar 121422 local Thanksgiving dinner wearing a t-shirt with your logo and product on it ... get out, do good, get exposure. It works.

As a former development officer for a homeless shelter, I can assure you that if you aren't doing these thigns, someone else is.

Susan Dunn is a personal and professional development coach, specializing in emotional intelligence, strengths, and life balance. You can visit her on the web at http://www.susandunn.cc/


3 Quick Tips To Getting More Profit From Your Articles

Written by Ken Hill


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You can pick up a lot of extra free promotion for your business letting others use your articles in their ebooks with links to your business in your resource box.

If you have a lot of your articles posted on your site, then let your visitors know they can do this or ask them to contact you for information on using your articles in an ebook.

3. If you run an affiliate program, let your affiliates publish your articles in their ezines or on their websites with a link to their affiliate site inrepparttar resource box.

If you provide a site where your affiliates have access to promotional materials to market your products, then just post your articles too, and let your affiliates know they can use your articles in their ezines or on their websites.

You'll find that this can be an easy way for your affiliates to earn more commissions and generate more profit for your business.

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