How can I advertise my pizza place at the lowest cost?

Question

Any great ideas out there for low cost marketing?

Answer 1

Write articles about your website or ideas.

Submit your website for users to review, free!

Submit your Business to Famous Business, free

Go to Famous Pages

http://famouspages.info

Answer 2

Local search engine marketing is a very fast growing advertising path. You can learn more here:

http://www.brickmarketinglocal.com

It is relatively inexpensive compared to other forms of advertising. Most consumers go straight to a search engine before making a purchase, even for a pizza.

Maciej

http://www.brickmarketing.com

Answer 3

I do agree with most of the answers given.Flyers are the economic and low cost way to promote your brand.

the following thisngs can be taken care while designing flyers/phamplets

.choose attractive colours.(red/blue/yellow)

.you can increase your product range and depth.(ex.in pizzas,jumbo pizza, mini/medium/classic/family size etc.)

This shows your approach to all range of consumers.

Of all the criteria QUALITY  is important.

That promotes your business easily

Answer 4

Tattoo your name of business on your forehead and back, so that you leave an impression coming and going!

Answer 5

Nothing beats the low cost of a magnet, especially one shaped just like a slice of pizza. Try it, folks will call you again and again if your pizza is killer!

Answer 6

U can chose nice idea belong to pizza with nice website ,mailshot,nice offer.....NICE LOGO

Answer 7

Print Flyers and hand them out - also, door hangers can be printed (you hang them on door k***s of apartment buildings, etc. - popular in bigger areas (Like Ft. Lauderdale, etc.).

I'd even stand in Wal-mart parking lots and hand them out.  Print coupons on them as an incentive, too.

Answer 8

You can cross-promote with other local businesses.  Trade flyers with local bookstores or bike shops or record stores or something.  The only cost would be the flyer printing.

You could also split the cost of an ad in your local free alternative weekly with another business in your neighborhood if the ads are too pricey for you to pay for on your own.