How To Get The Message Out Without Spamming – Community Driven Promotion
Another video by Mike Michalowicz, Author of The Toilet Paper Entrepreneur
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Tags: Community Driven Promotion, How To Get The Message Out Without Spamming, no spam marketing, on a roll, toilet paper entrepreneur
























April 21st, 2009
Great post! thank you Mike!
April 21st, 2009
@Sarah – Gracias!!!!!!!!!
April 21st, 2009
Another FANTASTIC answer to one FANTASTIC question! ;0) lol
Of course you always make us laugh and give us great knowledge and wisdom ooh wise one! I have to agree that getting the community involved and building a relationship in your ‘backyard’ is what provides a strong foundation.
Word of mouth advertising is so powerful!
Thanks Mike -
Chill
April 21st, 2009
Great Mike but what about beyond the community. We are a start-up and need to get word out far and wide. At the same time that we would like to run a national email campaign we don’t have the resources to purchase a targeted list. Is there another way to get an opt-in list going? We’ve tried all of the usual methods but with no luck.
April 21st, 2009
@Bill – Structure win-win-wins. For example we often do a list post. It is a win for us, since we are the source of the post. It is a win for people who volunteer the material since it increases their exposure, and it is a win for the reader since they get great information. So… try a list post, or try anything else where you can structure a win-win-win and you will get a lot of people supporting you. We do.
- Mike
April 22nd, 2009
This is tremendous. There is no better way to market than involving the customer. By involving the customer in the process this is great PR and will enable the business word to expand.
April 22nd, 2009
It’s true. Do a youtube search for Ukulele Underground. Our awesome members do our marketing for us.
April 23rd, 2009
I’ve been struggling with contests and with efforts to get opinions from customers. I haven’t really combined having a contest that incorporates getting input from customers. Guess I need to take it to the next level and combine these efforts. Thanks for the great idea.