feature · June 2014
How to Stand Out in an Overcrowded Environment
The real lesson here is that you should try to promote your business inexpensively by creatively getting your name, products, services and opportunity in front of qualified prospects.
- "Why not be your own boss?"
- "Get cheap long distance rates!"
- "Time for a career change?"
- "Am I being paid for what I am worth?"
- "Next time, I'll pick my vacation time."
- "Beautiful, younger-looking skin in just 17 seconds."
- "Thanks for helping me with my business." (Add your picture.)
- "Tired of commuting?" (Put this on a no-spill travel mug your prospects can use in their cars.)
- "Lose weight while you drink." (Maybe you sell thermogenic coffee or weight-loss tea.)
The real lesson here is that you should try to promote your business inexpensively by creatively getting your name, products, services and opportunity in front of qualified prospects.
- Antenna balls
- Backpacks for kids
- Balloons
- Beer mugs
- Beverage can holders
- Beverage coolers
- Bumper stickers
- Buttons
- Calculators
- Calendars
- Caps
- Decals
- First aid kits
- Flags
- Flashlights
- Floor mats
- Ice scrapers
- Jackets
- Key rings
- Luggage tags
- Magnetic signs
- Memo pad cubes
- Mouse pads
- Paper or plastic bags
- Paperweights
- Pens and pencils
- Personalized stationary
- Pill boxes
- Placemats
- Playing cards
- Puzzles
- Refrigerator magnets
- Seat cushions
- Shirts
- Towels
- Umbrellas
- Watches
- Water bottles