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Entrepreneurs – You’ve Got A New Business – So Shout About It!
Written by: Lee ListerArticle Overview: After the hard work of planning and setting up a new business, getting together the funding and starting out in business, you need to tell EVERYONE about it! So what’s the best way to shout about your business?
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Entrepreneurs – You’ve Got A New Business – So Shout About It!
Opening Celebration: Make a big thing about the opening of your new business. Hold a party, send out invites, tell the press. Start your new life with a bang! Start a your campaign before you open by building up anticipation. Remember the “what’s an Oprah?” Now who hasn’t heard of Oprah Winfrey?
Press Releases: If you have just done something interesting and wonderful, then tell the press about it. Write a press release, send it to your local press and publish it on a press release web site.
Web Sites: Set up a web site and submit your site to major search engines. Build up your links.
Publish: Write articles, write for other web sites, write ebooks, regularly update your web site and your marketing materials. Just keep getting your name in print. The more people see your company name, the more familiar they will be with you and the more comfortable in buying from you.
Get Involved: Join clubs, undertake work for charity, hold competitions, open days etc. Exhibit at exhibitions, give samples to gift bags, donate competition prizes. Put your company name where other people are and build up the impression that you are a generous part of the community.
Advertise: The success of advertising is built around volume and consistency. This is difficult on a small budget, so go for smaller and more frequent adverts. Advertise locally, swap adverts with other companies. Barter adverts for services or products. Put leaflets all around your neighborhood. Place them in restaurants, gas/petrol stations, hotels, clubs, sports halls etc. – just remember to get permission first.
Good luck!
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About the Author: Lee Lister RSS for Lee's articles - Visit Lee's website  From an early age she began an unparalleled journey through business consulting that continues to span across the UK, USA, Europe and Asia. She has consulted for a considerable number of companies all over the world. Specialising in business change management, start up consultancy and trouble shooting. Lee's experience in marketing and internet marketing is also keenly sought after. She is a prolific published writer of books, ebooks and articles and can easily be found on major search engine and Amazon. Her books include: FastTrack Bid Management, Proposal Writing For Smaller Businesses, How Much Does It Cost To Start A Business, Entrepreneur's Apprentice and a series of Start My New Business books that do as they say in the title! Her major web sites are: Click here to visit Lee's website   Entrepreneurs Your Check List For Starting A New Business Branding USPs etc Its a Bit More Complicated Than You Think Entrepreneurs Getting Your Plumbing And Heating Business Better Known Show Me The Money What Your Business Plan Must Include Finding Hot Products That People Really Really Want |
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