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Helping Businesses with Small Marketing Budgets 3 months ago #13432

Next Chapter Marketing helps small businesses to grow, build their profile and improve their client relationships in the current climate.

Using our Five Step Process, we evaluate your objectives and requirements, determine what can be done within your budget and provide you with an action plan to help you grow your business.

We provide a marketing action plan to fit your budget, time and resources.
Our Five Step Process is ideal for small businesses that want to promote their products and services but feel hampered by a lack of budget and time.
The following user(s) said Thank You: Fionan

Re: Helping Businesses with Small Marketing Budgets 3 months ago #13434

Im still on the 12 step programme!

Re: Helping Businesses with Small Marketing Budgets 3 months ago #13435

sometimes it feels like that doesn't it!
The following user(s) said Thank You: Fionan

Re: Helping Businesses with Small Marketing Budgets 3 months ago #13486

Next Chapter wrote:

Our Five Step Process is ideal for small businesses that want to promote their products and services but feel hampered by a lack of budget and time.

Sounds good,really a interesting topic.
Last Edit: 3 months ago by bellyerme.

Re: Helping Businesses with Small Marketing Budgets 3 months ago #13494

You can find small businesses with smaller than small budget. And even smaller like mine. What about than?
Last Edit: 3 months ago by Hotelsaver Ireland.

Re: Helping Businesses with Small Marketing Budgets 3 months ago #13556

Having had a look at your site, it is all about visibility.
Are you targeting foreign markets? If so, what market? US, EU? If so, what markets within those markets are you focusing on?
Are you targeting the Irish market? How do you plan on spreading the word?

It is very difficult to get into B2C internet marketing without including within your business plan a budget for adwords, SEO and social media activity.
Maybe not what you want to hear.

However in saying that....

It boils down to your business plan and what your growth goals are.

Perhaps developing relationships with some organisations, become their preferred search site.
Perhaps spend a bit of time contributing to travel forums where you can point to your site.
Perhaps promote your site through Facebook and Twitter with competitions and surveys.
Perhaps blog and distribute your posts to relevant sites.

The bottom line is that although a budget may be required for growth on a larger scale, you can supplement your core marketing activities with other zero cost activities to help drive traffic to your site.
Last Edit: 3 months ago by Next Chapter. Reason: pressed submit by accident

Re: Helping Businesses with Small Marketing Budgets 3 months ago #13557

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Last Edit: 3 months ago by Next Chapter.
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