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How to Market your Small Business on a Small Budget

How to Market your Small Business on a Small Budget

Marketing your small business and that too on a small budget

can be tough. But in today’s age you don’t need expensive campaigns to attract

people to your business. In fact, there are many cost-effective ways to promote

your business and attract new customers.

Here are some tips to market your small business on a

small budget.

Social Media

Promoting your business on social media cannot be

ignored in today’s digital age. People of all ages use social media. So, this

is an excellent and cost-effective platform to market your small business. According

to a survey, the number of people who use social media is 1.96 billion

worldwide and is expected to reach 2.5 billion by the end of 2018.

All you got to do is to find out which social media

platform will be best for your business. Then set up the account and post effective

content regularly. Once you set your businesses social media profiles,

encourage your family, friends and customers to like and share your pages. Offer

customers and followers enticing offers and incentives and build more customers.

Blog

A blog is a very effective way to get discovered

online and find new customers. Blog should feature relevant, interesting content

like posting about upcoming events, current affair articles and how it will

impact people. Once the blog is set up, its necessary to promote your blogs on

your social media accounts.

Google My

Business

Setting your business on Google my business is free of

cost. Any type of business can set their own account by signing up and by

filling out business information like business name, address, description and

contact information.

Once it’s set up, your business will appear on Google

search results when someone uses a location based search like ‘software

companies in Mumbai’ or ‘south Indian restaurants in Delhi’ etc. Users can also

post comments and give ratings on your Google my business profile based on

their experience.

Reviews

Customer trusts online reviews before buying a

product/service. According to a survey 90% of consumers read online reviews. The

impact of online reviews on customer’s buying decision is huge. Customers are

likely to spend more on your business if your review is excellent. Users says

they trust a brand if the reviews are positive and refer their family and

friends to buy a product/service. So, it is necessary to ask your satisfied customers

for reviews on websites like twitter, facebook, Google my business etc. Never

delete a negative feedback as it is important to respond to negative reviews proactively,

promptly and professionally.

Partner with

other Local Business

It is important to partner with other business which compliments

your business. For example if you have a cake selling shop and there is greeting

card and flower selling shop close by, then you can refer customers to each

other.

By partnering with other business you can build a customer

base of others business and vice versa. So identify which business will

compliment your business.

Online Ads

Google adwords, facebook, twitter, instagram marketing

are some of the platforms from where you can run online advertising. You can set up ads on a specified budget and

target customers based on their demographics, location etc.

It is one of the best methods to get your brand in to

the minds of the people in quick time and that too in a small budget.

These inexpensive marketing strategies will help your

small business to grow rapidly and in a small budget. But to get success you

need to put in your time and effort as it’s not always about the money.

If you think we have missed on some points, do post it

in the comment section.

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