Offline Marketing Tips ?

[Labexpress]

Banner Advertising , Business Cards , Tv Ads , Referral Marketing are good Techniques in Offline Marketing for business services . On-line marketing is the Ongoing Trend and one Should Look for both Offline and On-line Marketing Services to hire .

[John80]

Advertisement and Email marketing are the best offline Marketing activities..

[roseybn]

The all information about the marketing is now in front of you and I think you should have a knowledge about the SEO which helps you better to offline marketing.

[lennonrowen]

Offline Marketing is all about filling the empty space presenting itself to you. Around every corner, on top of every counter, space is waiting, for you to fill it with marketing ideas.

[luciferstek]

Based on what you're selling producing product consistently can be a very effective marketing technique. The key here is to keep them modified and clean by including new products consistently that your focus on audience are looking for and need so you can keep them interested.

[newone1]

Giving out free, informative pamphlets can be a pro-active way to engage new customers. Try to resist making them too sales-focused and get people onside by including genuinely useful content, such as recipes or top tips related to your product or service.

[gladsondavid]

Participate in trade shows to enhance your business network. By getting a booth and making sure your display is eye-catching and memorable you’ll be able to access people you’ve never reached before – and stay in their minds long after the show is over.

[mitapaul16]

It is off line marketing not off page marketing! In that case the post made by @Jamsen is great. No other alternative is there.

[50stateautoloan]

There are some ideas.....

- Contribute articles to trade journals and magazines
- Land interviews on radio, TV, and newspapers
- Use call tracking on your flyers and brochures
- Turn to the proven power of direct mail....etc

[sandeep22]

In offline marketing, we do work outside of the site to increase the traffic and promote the site.

[ghsoftwares]

Offline Marketing Ideas
1. Networking
There is a whole world full of people out there who are either:
Eager to buy your product or service, if you can only just find a way to get it right in front of them where they can see it.
Willing to help get your product or service in front of the people who want to buy from you.
Focus your attention on the following groups that pertain to your business:
TV and radio personalities (actors, musicians, reporters, etc.).
Marketing experts that have a better reach/more knowledge than you do.
Bloggers and social media celebrities (Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, YouTube, etc.).
Business owners who sell related products that would mesh well with yours.
2. Flyers
Flyers have been around forever. Now that most marketers have taken their game online, you might find that there’s a significant opening in your area to hand out, post and downright shove your business’s name right in people’s faces.
While that might seem a bit dramatic, think about hiring some young, energetic marketing-minions to stick a flyer on every car windshield in a local mall parking lot. Oe on every telephone pole within a certain area or simply drop your flyer off at local businesses that could use your services.
Consider flyers in your local newspaper for an additional offline marketing option as well.
3. Business Cards
The real ones not the digital kind. This is particularly effective for your “old school” customer or business contact. There’s something that’s just so tangible about having a well made, snappy business card with your name on it.
It’s also one more avenue that could pay off indefinitely, with very little expense. You can print them off yourself quite cheaply these days (use good material) as opposed to going to a local business depot like you would have in the days of old, and paying out the nose for the service.
4. Newsletters
Newsletters can be just as effective as flyers to the right crowd of customers, or like-minded business contacts. Think outside the box here. When we choose to read something, we’re looking for something that pertains to our interests and that provides value of some sort.
Try to make the newsletter an “indirect” selling tool, where you give the reader some useful information that they don’t have to pay for.
For instance, say you’re in the pest control business. Your newsletter could be about how readers can “pest-proof” their home for the winter months, or how to keep their pets safe from diseases that are spread by vermin.
See where this is going?
If they respect you, they’ll likely buy from you. Especially when they don’t want to confront the ‘rabid’ raccoon in their attic, or the ‘scary’ snake under their daughters bed.
5. Sponsorship
Who says chivalry is dead?
We live in an era of cost-cutting, particularly in public and private school systems. You can sponsor almost any person or cause that needs money and it will help expand your marketing reach.
Look at sports teams. Let’s say baseball, children or adults. Watching a little league game at your local baseball diamond, do you notice how the player’s uniforms have the names of their sponsoring companies on the back? How about your local hockey arena? There will be local and national sponsors advertised all over, in BIG BOLD letters.
Sponsorship gives your karma an instant boost, too.