Business Marketing Made Easy

So the first question is who will want to buy your product or use your service. Start with a very wide profile who would snap up your stuff if it was offered for free, narrowing it down to the client who would pay top dollar for it.

Creating a marketing plan can be as simple or elaborate as you can handle. Just be sure to include:
Goals
Customer Profiles
Researched demographics (informal survey)
Website

Ok put the word out brainstorming:
1. Submit your press release
2. Take an ad to run 6 months in the newspaper
3. Become a prolific blogger on your industry sector
4. Print up T-Shirts and give them to satisfied customers
5. Sponsor a little league team (maybe become a coach or administrator too)
6. Support a non-profit, let it be known you do.
7. Pass out postcards at industry trade shows
8. Take a training class in your industry
9. Attend chamber of commerce events help with the hosting.
10. Create a website that's content rich and search friendly. (create several mini-sites and link them to each other)
11. Co-sponsor events
12. Magnetic sign on vehicle
13. Join business networking groups.
14. Write articles about how your product solves a problem.
15. Add your business cards to bulliten boards at local coffee shops,laundrymats and community centers.
16. Teach a class or seminar demonstrating your expertise.
17. Write a book.
18. Sponsor or co-sponsor a local event, do something outrageous to get free news publicity.
19. Make some catchy window decals with your logo and site address.
20. Add a blurb on your voice mail about what makes your business service or product great with your web address.

Don't know where to start? Just start with the easiest for you to implement. Keep your message brief, memorable and consistent. Project that energy and optimism with all your tasks. Success is around the corner.