Re: Offline Advertising

Posted by Daniel Becker on October 28, 2004 at 16:09:03:

In Reply to: Offline Advertising posted by Virginia Sanders on October 24, 2004 at 12:36:51:

Greetings All!

Virginia, those are some excellent offline advertising strategies you shared. Thank you! To add to that, I find some of the following are quite effective and relatively inexpensive as well.

- Vehicle magnets or decals are a great way to get your URL and/or 1800 number out there when you’re on the go. Just keep them short and simple and they can work like magic in those rush hour traffic jams. I also like to keep product samples and brochures in my car. Many a times you will get an unsuspected prospect who seen your magnet or decal and would like more information.

- If you really wanna turn heads, consider using t-shirts, hats, buttons etc. as a means of advertising. People think I’m crazy for it but it’s just another way to find interested people when I’m on the go. Again, I like to keep it simple and effective with a single liner to invoke some curiosity.

- Press releases could be considered both an online and offline method of advertising but I’ll include them anyway as they are a great marketing technique you can use to pull in a lot of inquiries and sales without spending a single penny on advertising. Press release marketing is an absolutely free way to build your business and gain some credibility very quickly.

- If you have business partners and associates you can look into ad co-ops. They are a very powerful way to build yours and your associate’s businesses. If you don’t have a large budget for yourself, find other members in your organization and collect a small fee from each person.

May god bless you and your family
Daniel Becker

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: Greetings All!

: Virginia, those are some excellent offline advertising strategies you shared. Thank you! To add to that, I find some of the following are quite effective and relatively inexpensive as well.

: - Vehicle magnets or decals are a great way to get your URL and/or 1800 number out there when you’re on the go. Just keep them short and simple and they can work like magic in those rush hour traffic jams. I also like to keep product samples and brochures in my car. Many a times you will get an unsuspected prospect who seen your magnet or decal and would like more information.

: - If you really wanna turn heads, consider using t-shirts, hats, buttons etc. as a means of advertising. People think I’m crazy for it but it’s just another way to find interested people when I’m on the go. Again, I like to keep it simple and effective with a single liner to invoke some curiosity.

: - Press releases could be considered both an online and offline method of advertising but I’ll include them anyway as they are a great marketing technique you can use to pull in a lot of inquiries and sales without spending a single penny on advertising.  Press release marketing is an absolutely free way to build your business and gain some credibility very quickly.

: - If you have business partners and associates you can look into ad co-ops. They are a very powerful way to build yours and your associate’s businesses. If you don’t have a large budget for yourself, find other members in your organization and collect a small fee from each person. 

: May god bless you and your family
: Daniel Becker


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