rasel123
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Hello guys,
I am sharing some important ideas for offline marketing. I hope that these ideas will help the beginner to learn more about offline marketing. These ideas are:
Engage people:
1. You can give out free, informative pamphlets can be a pro-active way to engage new customers.
2. You can use existing customers to generate new ones, by asking for written testimonials.
3. You can print out flyers with a difference. You can advertise your brand or business at the same time as creating something people would genuinely like to receive.
4. You can turn your car into a mobile billboard. You can place a sign on the top or sides of the vehicle is one way to do this.
5. You can create a press release for a new product, promotion or business milestone and send it around to local papers and magazines.
Seek out community exposure:
6. You can provide sponsorship for a local sports team is a canny way to get known in the community. In return for your contribution you should be able to get your company logo on the team’s shirts and perhaps even around the ground where they play.
7. You can offer your product as the prize for a local contest, whether it’s for a church fete raffle or a school fancy dress competition, this will really cast your business in a positive light.
8. You can hold a writing or design challenge for a local school or community group and incorporate the winning entry into one of your products or marketing campaigns.
9. You can offer a specific discount to a particular group. You may choose to target a club or attendees of a certain event, or perhaps offer standard discounts to students, nurses or members of the armed forces.
Make the most of networking:
10. You can create a business network which can be endlessly useful when it comes to sharing marketing costs and attracting business through referrals.
11. You can participate in trade shows to enhance your business network.
12. You should never miss an opportunity to chat about your business with the people you meet.
13. You should make sure your business card stands out. It’s easy to get standard business cards that cost next to nothing, but these types of cards are also very easy to forget about and throw away.
Show you value existing customers:
14. You should Send your customers a regular newsletter through the post, to remind them that you exist and encourage repeat business and referrals.
15. You can help to further your customers’ knowledge about you and your products by sending out advice bulletins from time to time.
16. You can Send your regular customers Christmas and birthday cards is a lovely way to encourage them to advocate your brand.
17. You can Ask a group of regular customers to be a part of an exclusive advisory panel.
18. You can design branded calendars to select customers around the start of the year. This will help to ensure you stay front of mind for them whatever the season.
19. You can make Surprise and delight existing customers by going the extra mile. Giving them a quick call to find out how they’re getting on with your products or how they found your service will take very little time and money but really impress people.
20. You can throw a party or special event for your most loyal customers.
I am sharing some important ideas for offline marketing. I hope that these ideas will help the beginner to learn more about offline marketing. These ideas are:
Engage people:
1. You can give out free, informative pamphlets can be a pro-active way to engage new customers.
2. You can use existing customers to generate new ones, by asking for written testimonials.
3. You can print out flyers with a difference. You can advertise your brand or business at the same time as creating something people would genuinely like to receive.
4. You can turn your car into a mobile billboard. You can place a sign on the top or sides of the vehicle is one way to do this.
5. You can create a press release for a new product, promotion or business milestone and send it around to local papers and magazines.
Seek out community exposure:
6. You can provide sponsorship for a local sports team is a canny way to get known in the community. In return for your contribution you should be able to get your company logo on the team’s shirts and perhaps even around the ground where they play.
7. You can offer your product as the prize for a local contest, whether it’s for a church fete raffle or a school fancy dress competition, this will really cast your business in a positive light.
8. You can hold a writing or design challenge for a local school or community group and incorporate the winning entry into one of your products or marketing campaigns.
9. You can offer a specific discount to a particular group. You may choose to target a club or attendees of a certain event, or perhaps offer standard discounts to students, nurses or members of the armed forces.
Make the most of networking:
10. You can create a business network which can be endlessly useful when it comes to sharing marketing costs and attracting business through referrals.
11. You can participate in trade shows to enhance your business network.
12. You should never miss an opportunity to chat about your business with the people you meet.
13. You should make sure your business card stands out. It’s easy to get standard business cards that cost next to nothing, but these types of cards are also very easy to forget about and throw away.
Show you value existing customers:
14. You should Send your customers a regular newsletter through the post, to remind them that you exist and encourage repeat business and referrals.
15. You can help to further your customers’ knowledge about you and your products by sending out advice bulletins from time to time.
16. You can Send your regular customers Christmas and birthday cards is a lovely way to encourage them to advocate your brand.
17. You can Ask a group of regular customers to be a part of an exclusive advisory panel.
18. You can design branded calendars to select customers around the start of the year. This will help to ensure you stay front of mind for them whatever the season.
19. You can make Surprise and delight existing customers by going the extra mile. Giving them a quick call to find out how they’re getting on with your products or how they found your service will take very little time and money but really impress people.
20. You can throw a party or special event for your most loyal customers.