3 Free Ways to Promote Your Small Business - Small Business Computing

3 Free Ways to Promote Your Small Business

Written By
Andrew Lock
Andrew Lock
Aug 26, 2011
2 minute read

Small business marketing doesn’t have to be expensive or cost you anything at all. Don’t believe us? Well, watch this archived episode of Help! My Business Sucks, and our small business marketing guru will show you three free ways to advertise your business without spending a dime. All you need is a bit of creativity.

What’s more, you’ll learn how you can take an idea that the In-N-Out fast food chain used to build a loyal following and apply it to your own business. It involves a simple word-of-mouth strategy.

Go ahead and click on the video logo below to watch this week’s episode. We love to hear your thoughts on Andrew’s advice, so leave your comments, and feel free to share any small business marketing tips that you’ve used in your own business.

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Andrew Lock is a self-described maverick marketer and the creator and host of Help! My Business Sucks, a free, weekly Web TV show full of practical small business marketing tips, advice and resources to help small businesses “get more done and have more fun.”

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