I would suggest encouraging beginners to try setting up a blog about SFI and one for TripleClicks, then advertise them on Facebook and Twitter, Linkedin, etc., to start with, since so many people seem to be very familiar and comfortable with these sites.
Later, they can spread their wings out to their own domains, advertise them in the same places, pull visitors in so they can present more information to them.
Also, on TConnect, let their intro be a mini-ad for Eager Zebra games, or auctions.
Flyers with pull tabs are also easy to create, put up on bulletin boards at colleges, laundromats, grocery stores, etc.
Wave3 decals on their vehicles, and carry cards to hand out when people ask questions.
These methods will help beginners get more familiar with advertising, do not involve expenses. Later, they can branch out to paid ads, when they've gotten a little experience and can make the most of their advertising efforts.
Another excellent source would be PSAs to Go, or S-Builder Coop. They will have sign-ups, can learn how to sponsor, which is like micro-advertising.
Little steps that can lead to giant leaps toward their success!!...
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I would suggest encouraging beginners to try setting up a blog about SFI and one for TripleClicks, then advertise them on Facebook and Twitter, Linkedin, etc., to start with, since so many people seem to be very familiar and comfortable with these sites.
Later, they can spread their wings out to their own domains, advertise them in the same places, pull visitors in so they can present more information to them.
Also, on TConnect, let their intro be a mini-ad for Eager Zebra games,
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