Posted 31.05.2012 @ 10.33AM
Social media/word of mouth, yes two good ones, at the moment my ticket is with the website.
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Posted 31.05.2012 @ 10.45AM
I've always found LinkedIn pretty good.
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Posted 31.05.2012 @ 11.10AM
I'd go for Twitter (despite the noise/signal ratio), website, and where possible, word of mouth.
This might also be a generalisation, but being an extrovert also helps... er, which I am not.
Posted 31.05.2012 @ 12.00PM
Okay now I've thought about it: My website. People have to visit it in order to figure out what they want and contact me.
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Posted 31.05.2012 @ 1.47PM (Edited 31.05.2012 @ 1.49PM)
Facebook & social media are great if done right, but they are opt-in - target has to like or follow them. I've seen businesses set up Facebook pages that no-one 'likes' , who wants to like Jims Butcher Shop & every other business they might shop at? before they've even shopped there.
But I don't have an answer to your question about what's best. It's a little bit 'if you had to kill everyone in your family except one, who would you save'.
Posted 31.05.2012 @ 3.52PM
You are all equally wrong.
The best promotional tools are those big wavy air filled men that flop around outside car yards etc.
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What is the best promotional tool?
Posted 31.05.2012 @ 9.12AM (Edited 31.05.2012 @ 2.55PM)
This is a *very generalising sweeping question*, though if there was only one promotional tool (eg brochure, business card, twitter, poster, website, TV advert etc) that could be used for a business client, what would you recommended?