Ten Ways to Cut Marketing Costs

Written by Christopher


Marketing is a creative activity, you can keep finding new and better ways to make that impact and suck in those sales, even if you have a limited budget.

There are those that want free offers allrepparttar time, and it’s difficult for new businesses to get going without them. But everything DECENT costs I’m afraid, and that’s a fact of life – unless ofcourse you see yourself doing link exchanges and written articles forrepparttar 100764 rest of your lives

Then yes, there are free ad opportunities out there! But they are useless!

oMake your communications more striking, by including images and attention grabbing layouts. This can include: Brochures, Direct Mail, Emails, and Website

oBuy ad space on Search Engines. This is quite cheap if done correctly via Adwords. MSN charge £1500 per month. Related websites are in abundance – are you using them? Have YOU contacted them recently?

oHost an Event to generate publicity. It doesn’t need to be expensive.

oSend out Press Releases every 3 months. Stick a news page on your site – to keep your visitors updated on events or industry news perhaps.

5 Great Ways To Advertise Your Web Site!

Written by Christopher


5 Great Ways To Advertise Your Web Site!

1. Directory Linking Create a small directory of web sites on your niche topic. Give peoplerepparttar option of addingrepparttar 100763 directory to their web site by linking to it. Put your business advertisement atrepparttar 100764 top ofrepparttar 100765 home page –repparttar 100766 rest below yours, and call it Top Ten or Twenty most visited. This technique will get lots of people to link to your web site and give you free advertising.

2. Bonus Advertising Do you have a product or service that doesn't sell well? Offer it as a free bonus for someone else's product or service. Get free advertising by placing your web site or business ad onrepparttar 100767 product or inrepparttar 100768 product package.

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