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Guest replied

13 May 2003, 15:53
Re: Adverts

Nice one shop....how did you persuade the reporter to come out?
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Guest replied

1 May 2003, 13:00
Adverts

Thanks Jump.

Okay here's what I did..

Phoned my local Rag, had a meeting with a reporter. Gave him the run down on what I was doing.

He was impressed, infact so impressed I've got the front page of 3 out of 4 of their papers.

54,000 readers all within 15 miles of my unit.

Free Advertising or what !!
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Guest replied

30 April 2003, 11:40
Advertising Advice

I've never seen a LAN suit before. What is it made out of?

Seriously, you can advertise in your Thompson Local for free and (I think), Yellow Pages. You could also try putting A4 posters in shop windows etc.
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Guest started a topic Advertising Advice

28 April 2003, 13:04
Advertising Advice

My new unit will be opening some time next week.

It's going to house a shop & LAN Party suit.

Anyone got any advice on how to advertise it - On the Cheap. It's on an industrial estate so passing traffic is at a minimum.

Cheers
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