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Need some fertilizer for that grassroots marketing effort - we've got some tips and advice to help you spread the word about your startup business.

American Classifieds
(719) 544-4752
811 W. 4th Street
Pueblo, CO
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409 N. Grand, Ste. A
Pueblo, CO
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501 West St
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1700 Lincoln Street # 4750
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421 N. Main St.-Main Office
Pueblo, CO
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504 N. Grand
Pueblo, CO
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(719) 566-6713
3002 8th Ave
Pueblo, CO
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719-362-9140
352 W Song Sparrow Dr
Pueblo West, CO
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303-499-3311
1476 Kilkenny Street
Boulder, CO
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Grassroots Marketing Fertilizer

Looking for a great way to drive traffic to your business? No million dollar ad budget last time you checked? The solution may be to harness the power of grassroots marketing.

Grassroots marketing is simply taking an unconventional approach to getting people interested in what you offer. It’s driven by creativity and energy—the stuff we entrepreneurs have a lot of. And it doesn’t require a lot of money—the stuff we have the least of!

To get started with grassroots marketing, consider these three ideas:

  1. Get trendsetters to be customers, even if you have to offer freebies. When everyday people see the "cool" people buying in, it can transform them into customers. Reach out to performers, celebrities and athletes. Depending upon your product or service, identify local people who are high profile—like the popular kids, the "early adopters" who have all the latest gadgets, or fashionable women who others copy.
  2. Sponsor local events where the audience is strategic for you. Buy a big banner and make sure it’s hanging in full view at the events. Studies show that familiarity alone can positively influence people’s buying decisions.
  3. Ask local merchants to cooperatively promote your offering. Find the ones who are not competitive with you but whose customers fit your target market. Print up inexpensive fliers and locate them at their cash register. Provide merchants with a coupon they can offer when someone makes a purchase.

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