I not long ago proposed my own commercial operation as well as am seeking for ways to begin offered my products. I’ve listened which bowling alleys have been regularly seeking for sponsors as well as this can capture customers?
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The best way to do this is to find the business you would like to sponsor and too contact them, email phone etc.
While a bowling alley ‘banner’ or sponsorship might be a good idea, there are probably a dozen or more inexpensive, good ideas that get your message out. Once you define ‘What’ you offer, then you have to do a little thought provoking on ‘Who’ would want what you offer, and after that comes ‘Where in the heck are these people, cause that’s where you have to be. They do their thing in theri comfort zone so your ads or your items have to be in their ‘zone.’ Make a marketing Plan for your own benefit to see how you might best your message out. If you get minute or two, go to my blog for some of my thoughts on this subject: http://www.yourbusinesscounselor.com
First, be clear about your business goals. Second, choose activities that match your goals and from which you can measure results. You might want to brainstorm a broader list before committing to any single idea. After you brainstorm your list and consider a mix of practical and wacky ideas, cross-off ideas that aren’t feasible for one reason or another (too expensive, hard to measure, too time consuming), etc.
If you’re just starting out, give yourself a budget to make a lot of small “bets” rather than one big bet. Then you can invest more in your winners.
This interview with Google’s CEO Eric Schmidt shows some ways to think about a 70/20/10 distribution of time and money across proven/promising/experimental opportunities. http://dld.bz/nsG2
I work at Intuit. If you are considering online marketing, I can recommend our Online Marketng Toolkit (http://Intuit.com/Toolkit) and these slides on social media marketing: http://bit.ly/9NP1lb Does this help?
Good luck!
this is one that you can try out… but you would also need partner management software to use…