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Writing a Marketing Plan
Creating a Marketing Plan
How to Write a Marketing Plan
Writing a Marketing Strategy
Marketing a New Product
Promoting a Business
Advertising a Business
Advertising a Business on Lycos
Advertising a Business on MSN
Adding a Business to Google & Yahoo! Search Engines
Advertising a Business
Advertising a Business for Free
Advertising Locally for Free on the Internet
Marketing a Business Online
Promoting a Product
Promoting a New Product
Starting a Sales Promotion
How to Sell to Women
Advertising a Home Business on MySpace
How to Market Yourself
How to Market a Product
Marketing for a Nonprofit Organization
Marketing to Women
Marketing a Real Estate Company
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Helping a Marketing Plan
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How to Promote a Business
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Summary: There are three major modes of advertising a business, which include standard media, online advertising and personal contact. Learn how to be creative in advertising and how to save money with help from a college business instructor in this free video on marketing strategies and plans.
John Niemira is a professor of business at Stevens-Henager College in Salt Lake City, Utah.read more
"Hi, my name is John Niemira and I'm here on the campus of Steven Henagar College is Salt Lake City, Utah. I'm going to talk to you very briefly today about advertising your business. There are three major modes of ways to advertise your business. You've seen television, radio, yellow pages, billboards, that sort of mode. It's all going to depend on your budget and what you can afford to advertise. Secondly would be online, developing your own website or websites, advertising on different search engines, and there are many free sites also. Thirdly in the personal contact. Going out in your own community finding out who your potential customers are and providing the information to them. Getting out, seeing who your customers are, visiting, community organizations, better business bureaus, everything in your local community. Be creative, you can save yourself some money and expand your business a great deal. Be very beneficial for you. For anymore information on this topic or any other business topic, you can contact me directly at my e-mail, jniemira@gmail.com."
eHow Article: Advertising a Business
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