Offline Marketing is all about filling the empty space presenting itself to you. Around every corner, on top of every counter, space is waiting, for you to fill it with marketing ideas.
Engaging your imagination to recognize Marketing Space is like being a kid again, selling lemonade. You setup the stand, then go about getting customers to see it. Once a few people drive by without making a purchase you amp up the noise to pull them in.
Filling the space can be as simple as having your little sister twirling a baton or something more complicated like blocking the road, your friends driving bikes around in a circle, forcing the cars to slow down and stop.

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1.Business cards – Most of the business cards around list the company’s website address, you can even do the same by listing your blog. This will help your blog stand out and even assist you in starting conversations with future and current clients.
2.Letterheads and stationery – Create a letterhead to use for all your offline communication. Mention your blog or website address on your letterhead or any form of company correspondence for that matter. Other useful products you can brand is company cd’s or DVD’s.Also consider giving your current customers a cool Christmas gift with your logo and services on. It will catch the eye and possibly a new customer…
3.Stickers – Stickers can be very useful especially if you have a website or blog about young and happening services and or products. Something like a skateboard website or an online shop. Stickers or as they are called: Vinyl’s on the side of your car can also be a very effective form of communication!
4.Presentations and talks – By putting your website or blog’s address on every piece of paper people will remember your address and most surely go and have a look when they have nothing else to do. To drive this home even further you can post electronic version of your presentations on that website, advertise that you will be posting it there. That will make visitors return and become usual clients that check out your website for new info on regular occasions.

One of the best and most inexpensive ways to market your business locally is by word of mouth. Word spreads fast and this can be beneficial for freelancers who are trying to gain new clients and increase their popularity.Another way to get the word out regarding your freelance business in your local area is to take advantage of free local magazines/newspapers available in your vicinity.