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[21 Jul 2009 | Comments Off | 126 views]

Procrastination is a small business owner’s worst enemy.  With limited time and resources, you can’t afford to put things off.  You don’t like it any better when your customers procrastinate either.  Procrastination is a big problem when it comes to making a sale.  Sometimes it is necessary to create a sense of urgency or create a deadline.  You may want to explain that the free T-shirt with purchase is only while supplies last or that a special sale is for the holiday weekend only.  Keep deadlines in mind when creating …

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[17 Jul 2009 | Comments Off | 287 views]

It may seem old-fashioned, but one of the best ways to market your small business is to utilize local bulletin boards.  Whether they’re in a coffee shop, library, grocery store, or anything, huge amounts of people in your community check bulletin boards every day.  Posting on local bulletin boards is an inexpensive and effective way to reach large amounts of people.  Utilize bulletin boards in places where your customers are likely to be found.  Advertise in some unusual places too, in order to attract more customers. 
Post flyers or brochures …

Marketing a Business »

[30 Jun 2009 | Comments Off | 110 views]

 Your dream has come true.  The finishing touches are falling into place and the grand opening of your small business is rapidly approaching. 
You know that you have created a great business, but you need some help getting the word out there.  Unfortunately, you find yourself short on funds. 
Luckily, designing a custom banner is a quick and inexpensive way to market your business.  An eye-catching banner is a fantastic way to get people’s attention.  Design a whimsical banner for your ice-cream shop, or something more traditional for your authentic …

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[22 Jun 2009 | Comments Off | 98 views]

Private tutors are always needed for students of all ages, whether it is for math, reading, or SAT prep.  Tutoring is a fantastic way to make extra money and make a difference in the community.  Although, if tutoring is not your full-time job, you probably don’t have much time to market yourself. 
Business cards are a great way to spread the word about your services.  On the card, be sure to include your name and contact information, as well as your degree of education, and your area of expertise.  The …