How to Advertise Your Blog Offline
Get business cards. All advertising for your blog should not be web based. Make sure that you get business cards and give them out wherever you go. Make sure that they are pleasing to the eye and express exactly what your blog is about. Include the website address (hopefully a custom domain), your name, email address, and the general subject matter of your site.
This is a great way to advertise because people will walk around with your small little blogging billboard. Having this visual encourages people to visit your site. Vistaprint.com has great low priced rates for business cards. They also have a variety of card templates to choose from.
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Business cards are a valuable asset to any blogger or website owner. We have to remember that networking is still face to face and hand to hand.
I need business cards bad. Thanks for this post. I think that too often people forget to publicize themselves in the real world. Not just online
Thanks JT. Make sure that you get your custom domain and place it on both sides of your business cards.
Two Thumbs UP!
They are very essential to your business and blog. I use to get mine from Vistaprint, but now use Moo.com. If you sign up for Vistaprint specials, you can get them super cheap. Don’t pay retail.
It is widely accepted that business cards are a good introduction to people and it is easy to carry fifty or so cards with you at all times. I used to promote this way exclusively, but since starting with Internet Marketing, got away from it a little. Thanks for the quick reminder. I will share the prodding with my associates also.
I’ve been doing that for awhile. It’s a good offline marketing tactic. I feel that it’s useful when it comes to networking with bloggers or other people in the digital world in regards to paid advertising or sponsorships.
Thanks for sharing I have cards but I do not have what my blog is about on there.