Article marketing Article marketing is the best way to market on a limited budget. Write articles directed to your niche. Place them on your blog and share them on social networking sites where your ideal clients hand out in masses. With a subscription box on your website, gather emails and create a newsletter using your articles. You can put your articles on your stationary and give them out at networking events. You can turn groups of articles into an ebook that you can give away, too. (c) 2013 Maria Marsala, Elevating Your Business   Read more tips on this subject from a variety of business owners at http://rescue.ceoblognation.com/2013/05/03/entrepreneurs-share-tips-on-getting-leads-when-youre-low-on-cash-part-2/

by Maria Marsala Summary: If you're not using one of the best ways on the net to market, your giving up this lucrative way of attracting pre-qualified visitors to your web site.   Marketing using articles is an inexpensive way to expose your services to large numbers of potential clients. Do you know that many ezine publishers (online newsletters), blog, and web site owners are looking for free content? True! So are magazines, your local business newspapers, etc. When you submit your articles as free content on the web or are paid for writing articles, it brings you additional publicity. Still not sure about this tip? See more reasons to market with articles below: Where did

I'm going to start testing a different format for my professional and business development newsletter. For 12 years now I've sent it out to those who registered on my website anywhere from 2 to 4 times a month.  And when I did it twice a month I also sent out 2 ads to specials for events or a products. I'm finding that more and more financial industry folks enjoy reading newsletters "off line" and giving them a nicely produced product that they (or their assistant) can print or forward to them is the way to go. The new format will be either a PDF file in the email that is sent out and/or a link to the PDF newsletter. The newsletter

Being quoted or featured in "brand name" magazines, newspapers, blogs and radio shows builds credibility. Target media outlets for stories that best represent your brand vs. blindly answering every possible request. Start with these free resources from my link: ■ Reporter Connection is targeted to business owners ■ HARO (Help A Reporter Out) was the first and contains a wide variety of media opportunities ■ Pitch Rate also offers PR audios ■ Guest Radio for Internet and radio interviews (c) 2011 Maria Marsala www.ElevatingYourBusiness.com What are some low cost, helpful ways that you're bringing business to your company?