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LIMOMx2
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where are some inexpensive places to advertise my new business?
Thank you 
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Posted 11/4/06 2:10 PM  |
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MABLE03
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Re: where are some inexpensive places to advertise my new business?
What type of business?
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| Posted 11/4/06 2:24 PM |
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Marcie
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Re: where are some inexpensive places to advertise my new business?
Business cards - or calendars with the business name on it
I would look at Vistaprint.com for some ideas 
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| Posted 11/4/06 2:38 PM |
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Michelina627
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Re: where are some inexpensive places to advertise my new business?
Church bulletins? I don't know how much that is, but my dad used to do it for his business.
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| Posted 11/4/06 3:08 PM |
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nrthshgrl
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Re: where are some inexpensive places to advertise my new business?
LIF? Not sure how much they charge, but worth looking into becoming a vendor.
I know the Pennysaver is supposed to be expensive.
I think it depends on what type of business.
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| Posted 11/4/06 4:13 PM |
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LIMOMx2
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Re: where are some inexpensive places to advertise my new business?
Posted by MABLE03
What type of business?
Candles
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| Posted 11/4/06 4:43 PM |
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LIMOMx2
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Re: where are some inexpensive places to advertise my new business?
Posted by Michelina627
Church bulletins? I don't know how much that is, but my dad used to do it for his business.
That's a great idea 
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| Posted 11/4/06 4:43 PM |
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karacg
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Re: where are some inexpensive places to advertise my new business?
The place I work part-time barters for ad space...maybe you can try this?
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| Posted 11/4/06 6:07 PM |
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Holly
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Re: where are some inexpensive places to advertise my new business?
maybe craigslist?
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| Posted 11/4/06 6:11 PM |
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btrflygrl
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Re: where are some inexpensive places to advertise my new business?
bulletin boards at libraries or schools
many school sports look for boosters in the programs
local papers? a small business card size ad?
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| Posted 11/4/06 7:44 PM |
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Holly
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Re: where are some inexpensive places to advertise my new business?
Maybe since its the holiday season, you can get into some craft shows, etc
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| Posted 11/4/06 7:59 PM |
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LIMOMx2
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Re: where are some inexpensive places to advertise my new business?
Posted by Holly
maybe craigslist?
Thank you so much!! Done
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| Posted 11/4/06 8:00 PM |
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randella
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Re: where are some inexpensive places to advertise my new business?
Google Ad Words
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| Posted 11/5/06 3:02 PM |
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Selden78
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Re: where are some inexpensive places to advertise my new business?
craigslist
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| Posted 11/5/06 6:49 PM |
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Nancy
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Re: where are some inexpensive places to advertise my new business?
I'd try hooking up with any possible mom's groups in the area (even like MOPS) and doing a "party."
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| Posted 11/5/06 6:52 PM |
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charon54
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Re: where are some inexpensive places to advertise my new business?
Posted by nrthshgrl
LIF? Not sure how much they charge, but worth looking into becoming a vendor.
I know the Pennysaver is supposed to be expensive.
I think it depends on what type of business.
LIF charges a lot, $400 a year I think just to be a vendor.
What about setting up a table at a local college? They range in price from $75-150 and I can let you know what offices to call if you know the specific college you are interested in. College kids love candles (even though they aren't supposed to have them in their dorms).
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