Bookmarks are not just for authors and publishers!
Virtually any industry can use bookmarks as a way to advertise information. We generally associate bookmarks for libraries, authors, publishers and schools. Listed below are other ways to use this inexpensive tool to advertise your business or product.
Authors and Publishers – Bookmarks are a great tool to use at literary events to promote your book. Bookmarks can be printed to match your book cover.
Libraries – Use them to promote reading in the community.
Schools – Print the school name and/or mascot on them to showcase your school or school district.
Realtors – House shaped bookmarks are a great way to advertise your agency or yourself. This puts a little something different into the hands of a potential buyer/seller.
Insurance Agents – Print bookmarks with product information along with your contact information.
Bands – Have a CD your trying to promote? Let us put your CD cover on a bookmark.
Bookmarks can be printed on two sides in full color for as little as $45 for 500 plus shipping.
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Showing posts with label small business. Show all posts
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Small Businesses at Risk
10/30/2008
Almost 20 percent of small businesses are in jeopardy of closing due to the down economy, according to a new survey from American Express OPEN.
The company’s president, Susan Sobbott, says entrepreneurs are decreasing investments, limiting expansion plans, cutting expenses and focusing on adapting to customer demand, ASI central reports.
Amex attributes the threat on small businesses to a lack of available credit, and about 66 percent of small business owners say the credit crunch has affected their company, compared with only 50 percent who said so in August.
Almost 20 percent of small businesses are in jeopardy of closing due to the down economy, according to a new survey from American Express OPEN.
The company’s president, Susan Sobbott, says entrepreneurs are decreasing investments, limiting expansion plans, cutting expenses and focusing on adapting to customer demand, ASI central reports.
Amex attributes the threat on small businesses to a lack of available credit, and about 66 percent of small business owners say the credit crunch has affected their company, compared with only 50 percent who said so in August.
A few more telling facts:
- More than one in 10 small businesses has had to lay off employees
- Most survey respondents have had to use personal funds to pay off expenses
- The vast majority are reporting decreased sales
- One-third of small business owners are raising prices to make up for slower sales — down from 48 percent in August
- 71 percent of respondents are feeling stress about the economy
Source:ASI Central: Survey: More Companies At Risk Of Going Out Of Business
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