Step1
Create and pass out business cards. This can be done with business card paper which can be purchased at business supply stores. You can make these on your home computer. You will need to install card-maker software to do this. Or you can hire someone to make them for you. Try to make them unique...different than the normal business card.
Be creative, try and capture the attention of prospective customers with your choice of color and design.
Step2
Pass your cards out at dinner engagements, parties, libraries, schools, colleges,...basically any place where someone will allow this type of solicitation. Leave them in restrooms of theaters, department stores, grocery stores, churches, and schools.
Keep a fresh supply of your business cards in your car at all times. You never know when an opportunity will present itself.
Step3
Make up some flyers to post on bulletin boards. Again your choice of color and design will be significant at capturing the attention of prospective buyers. You can post them at gas stations, grocery stores, laundry mats, churches, libraries, and schools.
Step4
Talk to your friends and people you come in contact with about your business. These friends and acquaintances will tell their friends and so on.
This is called "word of mouth" advertising. "Word of mouth" is by far the most effective marketing technique you can use when promoting your business offline.
Be enthusiastic about your business while you're talking...get excited about what you do. Your enthusiasm will most likely rub off...and result in a sale or a recruit.
Step5
Place bumper stickers on your car displaying your business. Include a phone number or a website link so that people can see it and contact you. You would be surprised at how many people look at these. Again, you can make them yourself or hire someone to do it.
Step6
Hire someone to make ink pens with the name of your business on them. You can leave these at banks, churches, libraries, and various other places.
When you start to hand these out...you will most likely think of a lot of other places to hand them out, or discretely leave them.
Step7
Have t-shirts or hats made with a special logo of your business. Again, include a phone number or website link to your business.
Creativity is key when contemplating innovative offline marketing techniques. It is your choice on what techniques you would like to try out. Offline promotion is really a trial and error type of thing. If something is not bringing in good results...try something else. The ideas are essentially endless.
Enthusiast 
Comments
eHowriter said
on 5/4/2008 No I haven't. I will have to check it out. Thank you. :D
Desula said
on 5/4/2008 Have you ever read - Guerilla Marketing. gmarketing.com is the website and gives very good information.