Will You Add? - 20 Free Marketing Ideas

1. If your marketing offends someone it will probably be a success
2. Get someone to tell a friend. Hopeful someone will tell another friend and it will become viral
3. Collect email addresses from prospects so that you can build a relationship (with permission, of course)
4. Everybody makes marketing mistakes, learn from yours
5. Give a sample away for free.
6. Perform an outrageous publicity stunt
7. In some instances it is better to co-operate with a competitor rather than compete
8. Create a company blog
9. Ask clients for written testimonials
10. Study the marketing techniques of your competitors. Do what works for them
11. Be seen as an expert in your field by writing Ezine articles
12. Write a press release and submit it to newspapers and magazines
13. Differentiate your product. Just know that your product also must be good. A different product that sucks is useless
14. Give something of value away for free via a contest
15. Put your logo and website URL on everything
16. Learn from the pros – read Seth Godin’s marketing blog, read the Guerrilla Marketing series of books
17. Don't just make a promise in your marketing message. Deliver on your promise or you will be seen as a liar
18. Sponsor a popular local event
19. Use the new media
20. Follow your gut instincts Acquire New Business
    A major part of keeping profitable and growing your business is maintaining a focus on business development. Even when you've got the right mix of work, clients and employees you should be looking for newe will tell another friend and it will become viral
21. Collect email addresses from prospects so that you can build a relationship (with permission, of course)
22. Everybody makes marketing mistakes, learn from yours
23. Give a sample away for free.
24. Perform an outrageous publicity stunt
25. In some instances it is better to co-operate with a competitor rather than compete
26. Create a company blog
27. Ask clients for written testimonials
28. Study the marketing techniques of your competitors. Do what works for them
29. Be seen as an expert in your field by writing Ezine articles
30. Write a press release and submit it to newspapers and magazines
31. Differentiate your product. Just know that your product also must be good. A different product that sucks is useless
32. Give something of value away for free via a contest
33. Put your logo and website URL on everything
34. Learn from the pros – read Seth Godin’s marketing blog, read the Guerrilla Marketing series of books
35. Don't just make a promise in your marketing message. Deliver on your promise or you will be seen as a liar
36. Sponsor a popular local event
37. Use the new media
38. Follow your gut instincts Cheesecake Calendar Fundraiser
    What exactly is a cheesecake calendar fundraiser? It's a calendar with 'tongue-in-cheek' photos of community members combined with delicious cheesecake recipes on every page. The cheesecake aspect gives ii>
39. In some instances it is better to co-operate with a competitor rather than compete
40. Create a company blog
41. Ask clients for written testimonials
42. Study the marketing techniques of your competitors. Do what works for them
43. Be seen as an expert in your field by writing Ezine articles
44. Write a press release and submit it to newspapers and magazines
45. Differentiate your product. Just know that your product also must be good. A different product that sucks is useless
46. Give something of value away for free via a contest
47. Put your logo and website URL on everything
48. Learn from the pros – read Seth Godin’s marketing blog, read the Guerrilla Marketing series of books
49. Don't just make a promise in your marketing message. Deliver on your promise or you will be seen as a liar
50. Sponsor a popular local event
51. Use the new media
52. Follow your gut instincts Bringing Enjoyment Back Into Work!
    Change is a fact of life, but that doesn't always mean that we are happy with the change, or that change is necessarily right. For instance, it is often the case that Changes introduced in one part of an
53. Write a press release and submit it to newspapers and magazines
54. Differentiate your product. Just know that your product also must be good. A different product that sucks is useless
55. Give something of value away for free via a contest
56. Put your logo and website URL on everything
57. Learn from the pros – read Seth Godin’s marketing blog, read the Guerrilla Marketing series of books
58. Don't just make a promise in your marketing message. Deliver on your promise or you will be seen as a liar
59. Sponsor a popular local event
60. Use the new media
61. Follow your gut instincts One Bad Waiter Can Kill The Economy!
    Whenever I speak out against lousy service I feel I’m performing my civic duty.Unfortunately, all too many service providers think I’m a Johnny Damon, a team switcher, a traitor to the corporate cai>Learn from the pros – read Seth Godin’s marketing blog, read the Guerrilla Marketing series of books
62. Don't just make a promise in your marketing message. Deliver on your promise or you will be seen as a liar
63. Sponsor a popular local event
64. Use the new media
65. Follow your gut instincts

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