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jiugiusto

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    Good day all,

    Still learning about creating a Traditional dating servies company.
    I need to know what marketing practises can be helpful:
    I am thinking of 2 means:
    1. Puting A3 flyers in bars/nightclubs
    2. Recruting a 'men/women hunters': personnel who locate potential members in grand stores, bar, etc. and give them a A5 flyer/business card describing our services.

    Looking forward to hearing your views.

    Thank you
     
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    Didi

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    jiugiusto said:
    Good day all,

    Still learning about creating a Traditional dating servies company.
    I need to know what marketing practises can be helpful:
    I am thinking of 2 means:
    1. Puting A3 flyers in bars/nightclubs
    2. Recruting a 'men/women hunters': personnel who locate potential members in grand stores, bar, etc. and give them a A5 flyer/business card describing our services.

    Looking forward to hearing your views.

    Thank you
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    These 2 ways are really very effective and well-spread.
    You may also use radio station ( but the previous methods are chaper) and stumilate people saying....e.g. "First 10, 20... people will get some bonuses if they call on us till may"


    Have good luck!
     
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    annethedonn

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    I used to run an introduction agency and found that flyers didn't really generate much business. I found the best response from the Thames Valley Free Ads as that's where people tend to look for this sort of thing. Yellow Pages didn't help either.

    I also advertised on radio 210 but they ran an ad campaign for their own dating service the same week as mine much to my disgust. Needless to say I kicked up a fuss and got some more free advertising. With radio campaigns you need to advertise regularly as people don't take it in straight away. Come up with a good gimmick that people will remember.
     
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