Each of these facts is an opportunity to promote your Web site in the real world, and by routinely combining offline methods with your online promotions, you will effectively extend your reach in the virtual marketplace.

Here are 11 simple ways you can do that:

1. Word of Mouth - This is obviously the most cost effective and powerful way to let people know about your Web business. It may also be the most under-utilized, which is ironic since the majority of your site's content is made up of words anyway. Use every opportunity to talk about your Web site to friends and family. Make it a point everyday to tell six strangers about your business. The impact of this publicity will astound you.
2. Stationery - Include your Web address on all your business stationery, especially business cards and letterhead.
3. Fliers - A simple flier announcing a special offer and displaying your URL can be put together for next to nothing. You can give these out at community events, distribute door to door or ask permission to place them in businesses in your neighborhood.
4. Brochures - A well-prepared brochure is a convenient tool for presenting an overview of your business and highlighting your product or service benefits. They can be handed out or mailed in response to requests for more information.
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   Flying High, Flying Far
   “What me? Sell myself? You have to be joking!”This was the response I received from one of my clients when I suggested that she needed to get out there and promote herself. She had to “network”.The Oxford English Dictionary defines networking as “interacting with others to exchange information and develop useful contacts.”This is how I see it. It’s not about “selling yourself” but about an exchange of information with like-minded people.Say to yourself, “I am going to do research. I am going to d
   ach of these facts is an opportunity to promote your Web site in the real world, and by routinely combining offline methods with your online promotions, you will effectively extend your reach in the virtual marketplace.

   Here are 11 simple ways you can do that:

   1. Word of Mouth - This is obviously the most cost effective and powerful way to let people know about your Web business. It may also be the most under-utilized, which is ironic since the majority of your site's content is made up of words anyway. Use every opportunity to talk about your Web site to friends and family. Make it a point everyday to tell six strangers about your business. The impact of this publicity will astound you.
   2. Stationery - Include your Web address on all your business stationery, especially business cards and letterhead.
   3. Fliers - A simple flier announcing a special offer and displaying your URL can be put together for next to nothing. You can give these out at community events, distribute door to door or ask permission to place them in businesses in your neighborhood.
   4. Brochures - A well-prepared brochure is a convenient tool for presenting an overview of your business and highlighting your product or service benefits. They can be handed out or mailed in response to requests for more information.
   5. Community Boards<
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      1) RESEARCH THE EMPLOYER The first part of any interview process is research. The idea is to learn as much as possible about the organization, its philosophies, goals and future plans. You are showing them that you took the time to research their company, you are showing them how you go that extra mile.2. REREAD/REDO RESUME Make sure you’re familiar with contents. It will be the employers basis of asking questions. Know your strong points. Be able to tell them (indirectly) why they should hire you.3) DRESS FOR SUCCE
      werful way to let people know about your Web business. It may also be the most under-utilized, which is ironic since the majority of your site's content is made up of words anyway. Use every opportunity to talk about your Web site to friends and family. Make it a point everyday to tell six strangers about your business. The impact of this publicity will astound you.
   6. Stationery - Include your Web address on all your business stationery, especially business cards and letterhead.
   7. Fliers - A simple flier announcing a special offer and displaying your URL can be put together for next to nothing. You can give these out at community events, distribute door to door or ask permission to place them in businesses in your neighborhood.
   8. Brochures - A well-prepared brochure is a convenient tool for presenting an overview of your business and highlighting your product or service benefits. They can be handed out or mailed in response to requests for more information.
   9. Community Boards<
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      At the end of my direct sales presentation Kathy asked if she could book a party. When I went to do her show I was surprised to see another consultant, Lisa, at Kathy's show. I asked Lisa how she knew Kathy and she said with a nervous giggle, "Well, I babysat her kids since they moved here. Kathy didn't realize I'm with this direct selling company so she invited me. That's okay because I wanted to see your presentation."Well, it wasn't okay. This shouldn't have been my booking. It should have been Lisa's. Are you like Lisa? Are y
      astound you.
   10. Stationery - Include your Web address on all your business stationery, especially business cards and letterhead.
   11. Fliers - A simple flier announcing a special offer and displaying your URL can be put together for next to nothing. You can give these out at community events, distribute door to door or ask permission to place them in businesses in your neighborhood.
   12. Brochures - A well-prepared brochure is a convenient tool for presenting an overview of your business and highlighting your product or service benefits. They can be handed out or mailed in response to requests for more information.
   13. Community Boards<
       Discover How To Blog Your Way To Free Traffic
       Blogging for your Internet business is a great way to boost the visibility of your products and services. Here are a few ways to boost your internet advertising with the help of a blogger.com:1. Share your thoughts and ideas about your product or service. Make your customers aware of new developments you make to your website. You can also share websites that pertain to your industry.2. Your blog content can be easily stored through archiving3. It is easy to share your opinions, advice or reviews on specific services or pro
       ask permission to place them in businesses in your neighborhood.
   14. Brochures - A well-prepared brochure is a convenient tool for presenting an overview of your business and highlighting your product or service benefits. They can be handed out or mailed in response to requests for more information.
   15. Community Boards - Many supermarkets, diners, restaurants, laundromats, bookstores, and local businesses have a section on their premises where you may place your business cards, fliers, brochures and announcements.
   16. Promotional Items - The familiar and ubiquitous promotional coffee mug, key chain, pen, magnet, calendar, tee shirt and baseball cap, are excellent items to display your company logo or Web address. You can sponsor an event for a community organization or little league club and give these items away. Your business will always be associated with the event.
   17. Card Exchanges - Very often, local business organizations and Chambers of Commerce will sponsor events where business owners can display their products and network with each other. These are great opportunities to establish contacts and develop sound professional relationships.
   18. Press Releases - Put together a one- or two-page document with news about your company's new product or service, and send it off to the editor of your local newspaper, radio and television station. Editors are always looking for something news worthy to feature. This could result in a newspaper article, a radio interview or a television appearance. The exposure is good for business.
   19. Newsletters - If you offer an online newsletter, consider printing copies of it and getting permission to leav