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Our tech team has launched updates to The Nest today. As a result of these updates, members of the Nest Community will need to change their password in order to continue participating in the community. In addition, The Nest community member's avatars will be replaced with generic default avatars. If you wish to revert to your original avatar, you will need to re-upload it via The Nest.
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Ways to advertise for a new business??
Mu husband recently opened a new business and I am looking for some good ( inexpensive) ways to advertise to get word around. I did make a web page and had business cards made up. Any other ideas would be great!!!
Thanks
Re: Ways to advertise for a new business??
Facebook
Twitter
Four Square
Linked In
THey are all freeeeeeeeeee and lots of exposure
Otherwise, check out your local networking groups for good ways to spread the word, offer a discount here or there to get the business going and rely on word of mouth
. Good luck!
You may want to approach your local chamber of commerce, any local entrepreneurship organizations, local business incubators, etc. With this kind of company, a very large portion of the business you get will be via word of mouth, so you need to get networking for sure.
As for the web page and business cards, make sure they are of professional quality. Nothing kills a business's image faster than an amateurish identity package or website.
LinkedIn is a great way to freely advertise. Lots of people are on their these days. Link yourself to lots of folks then update your profile with business information.
Depending on what your business is, postcards are pretty useful, too.
Def check with your local chamber, also, TV and radio advertising isnt as expensive as you would think. Local ads arent as expensive as national ads, and you can get a pretty good reach. If you want to message me with information, I can help you come up with a few ideas.
This is a must. In most cases your local ad sales people will help you define this, but you also can hire an agency to do all of this for you. If you have great repore with a local sales media person, and they are willing to help you out with every medium you need and what is your best aproach.