Things You'll Need:
- Internet Access
- Art And Graphics Software
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Step 1
Take note of products that are similar to yours and seem to be in the public eye and doing well in sales. Contact each company and find out who handles the marketing.
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Step 2
Contact local advertising agencies and ask if they take on marketing programs for your type of product.
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Step 3
Surf the Internet and find companies that specialize in placing your Web site with search engines, Internet malls and other Internet directories. If you don't need an all-out marketing campaign, this is a cost-effective way to potentially reach thousands of Internet users.
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Step 4
Choose bits and pieces of your marketing to hire out if you're having difficulty with only one aspect. Hire a graphic designer to design promotional material you can distribute yourself. Or contract with a company that will distribute (hand-deliver, mail and so on) the materials you already have on hand.
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Step 5
Check the references of anyone you consider hiring. You don't want to be someone's first project, nor do you want to be the next in a long line of campaign failures.
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Step 6
Find a distributor that will place your product in its network of retail outlets.
