If you’ve just built a website, or your current site isn’t attracting the traffic you had hoped for, consider these ways to spread the word.
· In brochures and on business cards
· On bumper stickers
· On promotional products such as caps, mugs and towels
· In your voicemail messages
· On supermarket bulletin boards
· In the identifier paragraph at the end of an opinion column or tip sheet. See www.publicityhound.com/publicity-products/reports.html and www.publicityhound.com/publicity-products/reports.html.
· Mention it when you're a guest on radio talk shows. See www.publicityhound.com/publicity-products/reports.html. In print ads
· In your chamber of commerce newsletter
· On your fax cover sheets
· In business directories
· In trade publications. See www.publicityhound.com/publicity-products/reports.html. On your invoices
· On WebCards, four-color postcards with an image from your website on one side and a printed message on the back
· From the platform, during speaking engagements. www.publicityhound.com/publicity-products/reports.html. In other people's newsletters
· In newspaper and magazine letters to the editor. See www.publicityhound.com/publicity-products/reports.html. In radio advertisements.
· In Yellow Pages ads
· On refrigerator magnets
· On stickers attached to the outside of product packages
· In your own print or electronic newsletter. See www.publicityhound.com/publicity-products/reports.html. Postcards to your customers
· Door hangers distributed in targeted neighborhoods
· Word of mouth
- On fliers about your products or services
