Community Marketing: Introducing Yourself

Today so many people think that marketing should revolve wholly around the internet, using Facebook, Twitter, websites, Youtube and more, ignoring the real world.
For at home businesses your neighbours and the businesses in your community could be your best customers.

Using charities, groups, fliers and contacting people who can find you customers, you will expand your client list, improve your business, and at most it will cost you a few some time, effort and maybe a few hundred dollars.

I'll provide examples from people I've worked with and that I've used personally on drumming up business and getting community support without breaking the bank.

Dan Clarke is a work from home coach, who has helped many people improve their businesses, find at home job, and create a workable work-life balance. You can find out more about him at Be Happy Working at Home.