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What is the best marketing avenue for a small brick and mortar business?

Radio, TV, Newspaper, Internet, I need people to come to my location and buy my products? What is the best way to get them there?

I started a Deck and fence company…the best advertising by far…even more than the yellow pages…. were Bandit Signs!!!! Not sure what these are??? small signs that advertise what you do and a phone #! FREE ESTIMATES will take you a long way…I used to put out 10-15 per week and get over 40 calls for estimates then it was my turn to sell myself and my company! BE AWARE…these are against the law in certain regions so be prepared to hear from your city’s Code Compliance Office! The best signs are made with Perm. Marker and Coroplast ( Corrugated Plastic ) attached to a wood or steel stake…Each sign should cost about $2.00…Good Luck and Make it happen…Don’t wait for others to make it happen!

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3 Responses to “What is the best marketing avenue for a small brick and mortar business?”

  • BobcatChick:
    June 1, 2010 at 3:59 pm

    It depends on the type of business you have. Marketing a day care is going to be different than marketing an adult toy shop.
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  • Lele:
    June 1, 2010 at 4:31 pm

    depending on the type of business you are operating and the products which you sell… since the marketing tool is to communicate to your target audience. Even within the broad categories, think about the specific type print media for example- type of magazine (Gardening and furniture- home improvements, clothing- fashion magazines…)
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  • sellinghomes_1976:
    June 1, 2010 at 4:45 pm

    I started a Deck and fence company…the best advertising by far…even more than the yellow pages…. were Bandit Signs!!!! Not sure what these are??? small signs that advertise what you do and a phone #! FREE ESTIMATES will take you a long way…I used to put out 10-15 per week and get over 40 calls for estimates then it was my turn to sell myself and my company! BE AWARE…these are against the law in certain regions so be prepared to hear from your city’s Code Compliance Office! The best signs are made with Perm. Marker and Coroplast ( Corrugated Plastic ) attached to a wood or steel stake…Each sign should cost about $2.00…Good Luck and Make it happen…Don’t wait for others to make it happen!
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