I need to market my direct sales candle business. The only catch is, we cannot advertise on the internet?

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So, I am a candle consultant and our company wont allow us to market, sell or advertise on the internet. What are my options?
Print advertising is going to be your main focus for this problem. You might want to create fliers that can be posted in your area as well as create business cards to pass off to prospective customers. Look into local newspapers, publications, and mailers to find advertising rates. I do not understand the logic behind this candle companies policies, however I guess you have to settle for what you get. I would try looking into representing a different company however if you are short on marketing funds because print advertising is going to cost you quite a bit of money.

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  • geevi a
    Try direct marketing
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  • Outlaw~Legendz
    The internet is #1 for Marketing and Promotions.

    What would any company offer products without the help of the internet?

    My guess is that they already promote their products online and they dont want you to be able to do the same.

    Conflict of Interest.
    Good Luck with this problem.
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  • TopSavings.Net
    Print advertising is going to be your main focus for this problem. You might want to create fliers that can be posted in your area as well as create business cards to pass off to prospective customers. Look into local newspapers, publications, and mailers to find advertising rates.

    I do not understand the logic behind this candle companies policies, however I guess you have to settle for what you get. I would try looking into representing a different company however if you are short on marketing funds because print advertising is going to cost you quite a bit of money.
    References :


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