Marketing Sparkler Ι

13Aug 2019 by Miss Kemya

5 Ways to Use Tshirts to Market Your Business

There are a variety of marketing techniques that can bring attention to a business, and wearable apparel is one of the simplest and easiest categories to implement. Brand are still using shirts because it is a classic method that still works well. T-shirts offer many benefits for business owners who want to gain visibility. When consumers wear your t-shirts in public, they are doing the marketing legwork for you. And what business doesn't want their message spread in public? 5 Ways to Use T-Shirts to Market Your Business Marketing your business using tshirts may seem like an obvious technique, yet many business owners don't invest in this way. If you're not quite sure how to use tshirts as a marketing tool, consider these five ways that t-shirts can be used…

Wear Your Brand Everyday Without Looking Like A Walking Billboard

Branding

As an entrepreneur, networking is pretty much a 24 hour a day/365 days a year job. Once you leave the house, you’re “on” – even when you don’t feel like it. How can you promote your business as you go about the normal course of your day, without handing out business cards to random strangers all day? One way is to wear your brand. What better way to flash your business like a badge of honor than by having your logo show up in unexpected places as you carry on the course of your day? It’s definitely a conversation starter! But then the question becomes, how can you wear your business everyday, without looking like a walking billboard? I’m not talking bumper stickers and t-shirts, although they work just fine. I’m talking…

Marketing Budget Mindset: Tightwad or Splurger?

Tips and Tools

For some reason, when people are starting a new business venture, they usually fall into two camps when it comes to marketing budgets: tightwads or splurgers. Typically, the tightwads don’t want to spend money on anything, thinking their grand business concept will appeal to everyone and magically lead all these fascinated customers straight to their sales door. At the other extreme are the splurgers, who throw money at their new concept and buy a bunch of promotional items they call “marketing” with the business name plastered all over everything. If I gave you a keychain with my business name on it, how can you possibly NOT buy something from me? Yes, I'm being sarcastic. If you even remotely recognize yourself as falling into one of these categories, listen up: run to the…

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