Inexpensive ways of marketing your products

Ateneo Professor on Entrepreneurship

Repost from Repost from Intuit/Marketing Tips | May 16, 2013

Aside from Tweeter, FB and other social media what are the ways by which you can market your products?

l.  Be a public speaker for free

2.  Networking

3.  Cold calls, (by phone - telemarketing)

4.  Rewards for customers as 12 + l deal, week-end week-end discounts

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