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Free advertising/marketing ideas?
My husband and I are going to be involved with a home based business. Although we haven't finalized anything yet but we are trying to get some ideas for free advertising/marketing ideas. Also we have been checking out free classified ad websites. There are so many so we are wandering which ones work the best. Also if you operate a home based business please give us some ideas for marketing/advertising that works the best for you so we can get some ideas.
5 years ago - 4 answersBest Answer
Here are the largest sites online to place free classified advertising.
classifieds.yahoo.com/ Alexa Rank: 1
www.google.com/base/
classifieds.myspace.com Alexa Rank: 5
expo.live.com/ Alexa Rank: 8
www.craigslist.org/ Alexa Rank: 28
adlandpro.com/ Alexa Rank: 1,298
www.backpage.com Alexa Rank: 1,876
www.usfreeads.com Alexa Rank: 3,121
www.oodle.com/ Alexa Rank: 5,501
www.adpost.com/ Alexa Rank: 6,906
www.FreeAdvertisingForum.com 12,025
www.sell.com/ Alexa Rank: 13,471
www.InetGiant.com Alexa Rank: 21,082
www.adquest3d.com/ Alexa Rank: 22,252
www.recycler.com/ Alexa Rank: 23,996
www.chooseyouritem.com/ Alexa Rank: 19,569
www.domesticsale.com/ Alexa Rank: 24,207
epage.com/ Alexa Rank: 24,834
free-advertising-blog.com/index.php... Alexa Rank: 26,048
www.ClassifiedsForFree.com Alexa Rank: 40,792
postaroo.com/ Alexa Rank: 43,471
www.TheFlyer.com Alexa Rank: 134,577
www.ClassifiedAds.com Alexa Rank: 143,204
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5 years agoOther Answers
Well the best thing you should start off with is making calling-cards for yourselves. Give them to your friends and famliy's. You can even drop them in the suggestion boxes at most places....Theres other ways too...just think out side of the box ^_^
As for online Ads. The best an inovated way is to make a website. You can make it yourself or higher a company/freelance artist to do so cheaply. After that you can add Yahoo Ads and Google Ads on there to get hits and fast search results for your site....
The other best idea I can offer is you find a place online that popular to many and offer that Webmaster a deal for you to have your website banner on their site along with theirs on your site.
One of the other things I can suggest that I've been recently using is On-line Radio just set up a radio server and have ads playing every so offten along with that offer to other companies to get ads on their too, thats where you can earn extra profit.
OR you can print posters and slap them across your street too ^_^ I hope this helped
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by Mr.Echo - 5 years agoNot knowing what kind of business and who your taget is, I will be basic/general. You can advertise on your automobile, through you children at school (meaning sponsor PTA events, attend lots of school functions and have a table), through your church, ask corporate is you can post flyers in the employee room, door-to-door, cars in a parking lot, sponsorship of television events, etc.
by Sammy - 5 years agoThere are many different ways to get high quality targeted traffic but the most cost-effective one is by far search engine optimization.
The search engine optimization techniques are so important because the best kind of website traffic by far is going to be search engine traffic. This type of traffic is traffic who is highly targeted and because of that not only are they going to be interested in reading what you have to say but they are also going to be more interested in buying whatever you have to offer.
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