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re: Business owners ... Promotion strategies?
Posted on 4/19/16 at 9:24 am to GFunk
Posted on 4/19/16 at 9:24 am to GFunk
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I'm guessing you're counting creating a Twitter Account, Instagram Account, Facebook Page and Tumblr or other simple Blog for the business as a given right?
Correct.
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I have found as an admin for a local org's FB page that pictures and constant updates along with simple interactive posts with the every-now-and-again promoted post gets massive attention for us.
Completely agree. I am amazed at how some successful small businesses don't think it is a necessity to stay in touch with their customers (and market to those that aren't).
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You can also get involved as a local sponsor of a do-good-for-the-community type of day. Getting involved as a volunteer org would get you some free pub that you could cross market with bigger Social Media Accounts and believe me, this generates traffic you may underestimate.
Already on it.
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Posted on 4/19/16 at 9:29 am to Will Cover
For my industry.. conventions/trade shows are pretty high up there. Social media/online presence is pretty high up there. And simple reaching out with a scope of services via email has been hugely successful.
Direct mail doesn't directly result in contracts, but getting your logo/"face" in front of someone before a trade show where they'll see you in person is worth a lot more than you think.
Direct mail doesn't directly result in contracts, but getting your logo/"face" in front of someone before a trade show where they'll see you in person is worth a lot more than you think.
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