What is a inexpensive way to advertise for a small business? It is handyman work.?

[craig_c]

What is a inexpensive way to advertise for a small business? It is handyman work.?

[Does_this_look_uns]

Craigslist.com is free to use and advertise.

[Ed_Atun]

Offer to appear on the local tv station's morning show to discuss home improvements. It is 6am so they need people to appear. If you have fun doing it, you can volunteer to appear as a regular contributor.

[ayana_b]

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[Carol]

You can't beat word of mouth as that leads to the most converted sales. Just ask your customers to tell their friends if they like what you have done. It is a life long principle that people will trust their friend's recommendations.
Local press is good and they usually struggle to fill ad space so negotiate hard.

Local church bulletins work well and offer slightly discounted rates to clubs in local areas.

[Vicarius]

Creating your own flyer to advertise your business is simple, inexpensive and it's a great way to generate buzz about your company. If you really want to make your flyer an effective advertising tool, offer incentives or discounts to people who bring in your flyer. This also gives you an informal way to track how many people are coming in just because they saw your flyer.

Many business owners think they only need a Web site if they sell products online. No matter what type of company you have, you need a Web site. Potential customers hit the Internet looking for companies in their local area. If your competitor's online and you're not, guess who has the advantage. Build a Web site that's beneficial to customers, though. You want to make a positive, lasting impression and having a poorly built Web site is a terrible way to advertise your company.