bradnmich2003
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Post your business ad on www.KANONGA.com for FREE. Use my affiliate code FL-003 when you register and sign up. They allow a business ad for FREE for the year......nice site! <a href='http://www.KANONGA.com/default.asp... - FREE Classifieds - FREE Community Business Listings</a> |
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igloo_iain
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The grapevine. |
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oliver f
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I would suggest online advertising, you don't have to spend loads either. |
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Jim C
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Find mom & pop joints with more than one locations. |
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Jester
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You could start by looking here, its FREE to register and you can view profiles of like minded business people all with Home Working opportunities to offer advice on. You can also post a profile of yourself.
Once you have viewed a few profiles and business opportunities, do your research and make sure its the business for you.
You then need to learn how to build your business, how are you going to do that ? There is a right way and a wrong way.
One will make you good money, the other will no doubt cost you money. So learn your craft.
There are very successful (And legal) systems out there, that will help you acquire this skill, very cheaply and in some cases free.
If you would like any further info or advice do not hesitate to mail me...
Good Luck |
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Anna
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You need advertising. I had that same problem (although not in the same line of business) and a friend sent me to www.makeyourimpact.com, and I got an awesome quote... You chould check them out - I'm pretty sure they do it all. |
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hooman
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Normal Way : SEO (Search Engine Optimization) + Banner Advertisements
The cheapest way is the banner exchange (you can exchange your banner with other site owners) contact them and ask them for a banner exchange, this will help you both |
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Heathen
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Get registeres on www.guru.com and www.scriptlance.com |
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WhiteStar
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Offer discounts to customers who allow you to code in a little advertisement for yourself at the bottom, like "This website was professionally developed by S-Development". |
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Pat
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leaflet distribution and word of mouth
offer referral fees |
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Michael M
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Word of mouth, others refer to it as networking. |
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mullzer
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Posters etc |
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snowbomb7
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Seriously, nothing weighs more than the word of mouth especially by someone who praises your business. Perhaps you can set up a recommendation reward by giving a company a free lunch or something when they refer a client to you. Or find some other insentive for them to refer their friends and families to you etc... |
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Astra
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. . . try posting fliers in telephone boxes or just hang around on street corners and wave down passing cars . . . |
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jrschulz
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Join your local chanber of commerce. Go to their breakfasts and mingle with people. Its all about handing out business cards and telling people who you are. Its a great way to hook up with people who are also right in your area.
Its kinda boring though, but its worth it. |
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Sleek
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Offer free programs at your public library about websites, selling online, what's new on the Internet, etcetera. Interested parties will attend your talks and solicit your services. Contact the Adult Programming Coordinator or Department and sell yourself as an expert. There are a hundred libraries in your 50 mile radius, so venture out. Best wishes. |
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anyways_fukitol
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www.craigslist.com
in the "free" section! |
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angela.godfrey1@btinternet.com
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Distribute flyers in areas of your peference also consider a small advert in local papers. |
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ANF
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Send a letter to the sales manager or sales director of companies. Find out their names first and write directly to them and mark the envelope private and personal.
If they have readily available e mail address send details that way as well. Advert in local newspaper. Pick up a local trade directory or use the library and pick out local small businesses. You can do special low cost deals for them. Follow up any letter you send with a call either in person or on the telephone.
If you make personal calls be dressed smartly no jeans and t shirt. Don't talk in jargon or cliches. These people are sometimes frightened of the PC and jargon that they cannot understand will turn them away without any real effort. Remember not everybody is computer literate.
Good luck with it and just keep going, without let up. |
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Crazy Legs McGuilacutty
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Marketing. Bring fliers everywhere. Have people hang them in breakrooms. Also, bring a little bit of candy or some pens with your name and phone number on them. Marketing normally takes 20-30 days to pay off, but it is quite inexpensive, and would get the word around. |
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The Reverend Soleil
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Offer a "finder's fee" (discounts on future services) to current clients who refer a new client to you. |
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