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Say you have a small service company, what methods would you use if on a small budget (say $500). I am #1 on the pay per clicks for the major search engines. What I want to do now is put myself in front of those not looking.
Would direct mail be the way to go? would a joint venture be best?
Any advice on this topic would be wonderful. It is always easier for someone looking in, without the attachments of owning the business.
I have been pondering getting coaching from a "guru" like Kim Gordon ($$) or Dave Lakhani ($$$)
thanks
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