Need Advice in Marketing and Promotion
 

Hi
We are looking for an advertising and marketing company that can work with us to package and market our site. We have some written material. What we need the most is some design help to package the image for our site.

I am wondering if anyone can refer to us a good marketing and advertising company that is willing to work with very new start-up?

Also, can anyone give me any advice as to how we should come up with a budget plan for an online and offline marketing campaign? We have limited marketing budget, what is the best way to spend our marketing money? What is the best marketing approach for start-up that has a tight budget? How do I tell if the pricing that we get from a marketing and advertising company is reasonable?

Any suggestion and help will be greatly appreciated.

Thank you very much for your kind attention and help.

Best Regards,
Anne Kwong
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Service Depot is a service portal on the Web that facilitates contact between providers with a service to sell and consumers who want to purchase a service.




Service Depot

I invited Anne to post here, and here is why...
 

She is seeking.

Maybe one of YOU has what she is looking for.

Service Depot has potential. Right now it is kind of a new suburban development that only a few have moved into.

This is a Win/Win. Service Depot needs people, at both ends of the "toll" gate.

You might note I've posted there. I know there are experts that visit here (even though we aren't open yet) just to see what is going on.

My advice, for what it is worth, for anyone on a limited budget...and I'll have some more to say about this later...

is to do what now is popularly called "viral" marketing.

In the old days, about two years ago, we called in word of mouth.

Tell one and ask them to tell two. Simple.

Effective.

I'm telling YOU. If you tell two, servicedepot.com could become a place where talented people like yourselves could hook up with those SEEKING you.

It is a FUNDAMENTAL principle of SOW.

Go visit www.servicedepot.com and take a look around.

It will take about 5 minutes of your time to register. It could develop into something special, and you can be one of the people that help it grow, while it helps you.

That is the REASON why I invited Anne to post here.

Any questions?

Gordon Alexander


Service Depot