One Shot... One Kill!

Written by John Colanzi


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Bridging the Online/Offline Gap

Written by Joe Bingham


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your product, budget, and target market. Of these, business cards are great because of their professional and personal touch. Flyers, signs, and postal mailings are more costly and especially costly are radio and television. For small business, print classifieds isrepparttar main cost effective and reasonable solution. TAKING OFFLINE TO ONLINE Online promotion requires a web site. From their, ezine classifieds, search engine placement, and inclusion ofrepparttar 121833 web address in print advertising makesrepparttar 121834 difference. For an offline company, going it alone onrepparttar 121835 web would most likely require dedication from a full time employee. Setting up a site, getting a domain name, making updates, and promoting are time consuming tasks at least to begin with. After things are set up, promotion becomesrepparttar 121836 major job. However, unless it is continued on a daily basis, it may or may not be worthrepparttar 121837 initial effort. A web site is great, but it's easily forgotten about unless it's continually promoted and updated. Hiring a successful outside service is a realistic solution for many who want to add a web presence to their marketing, but who don't wantrepparttar 121838 added work. All in all, bridgingrepparttar 121839 online/offline gap should not be considered that major of a problem. There are services that can help. It's just a matter of reaching out to a different market and expanding your promotion. No matter which direction you are going in, it can bring further credibility to your business as well. The web is becoming an important place for offline customers to get more information, and seeing an online business mentioned offline can bring in more people that your online promotions may never reach. Dual online/offline promotion isrepparttar 121840 true way ofrepparttar 121841 future. In a competitive business world, it's those that seek new markets and expand their promotion that will be successful. The Internet is here to stay, and there will always be an offline world. It only makes sense to bring your business to them both.



Joe Bingham, Editor of the NetPlay Newsletters http://www.netplaynewsletters.com


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