I’m always looking for ways to market my hyperlocal blog in my community.
I’m a simple man or at least I try to be and I love simple ways of doing things.
Simple just strikes me as being effective.
Today I would like to show you the latest thing I’m doing to market my website. Each and every one of you can do this. It’s simple and cheap. Once you are done, it’s also free advertising within your community.
This was especially cheap for me. It was a gift from my daughter for Fathers Day.
I had a little fun with this video. I hope you enjoy it.
Update: I’ve been asked where the graphics came from. I called my daughter and here is the website. Jazzy Graphics. Cheap too. It appears it was only $5 plush shipping.
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Hey, that’s great!
Where did you get the sticky lettering?
Steve
Hey, that’s great!
Where did you get the sticky lettering?
Steve
@Steve. You know, I don’t even know. My daughter bought it online somewhere and I didn’t think to ask.
@Steve. You know, I don’t even know. My daughter bought it online somewhere and I didn’t think to ask.
Steve,
as always man, awesome tips wrapped up in a freaking hilarious vid. Work it big man, work it! LOL
And I was just about to scroll down to comments and tell you to fix the missing “dot” and there you were with it!
Seriously, though, this is the perfect advertisement for your hyper local… just don’t use the middle finger if someone cuts you off in traffic anymore! LOL
AL
Steve,
as always man, awesome tips wrapped up in a freaking hilarious vid. Work it big man, work it! LOL
And I was just about to scroll down to comments and tell you to fix the missing “dot” and there you were with it!
Seriously, though, this is the perfect advertisement for your hyper local… just don’t use the middle finger if someone cuts you off in traffic anymore! LOL
AL
Steve,
Despite the “cheesy” music (or perhaps, because of the cheesy music:) I really enjoyed your video. I too would love to learn where you daughter got the lettering.
A quick search brought this up which says it will last 5 years under outside exposure:
http://doityourselflettering.com/info.htm
Steve,
Despite the “cheesy” music (or perhaps, because of the cheesy music:) I really enjoyed your video. I too would love to learn where you daughter got the lettering.
A quick search brought this up which says it will last 5 years under outside exposure:
http://doityourselflettering.com/info.htm
@Leslie Here is the site, http://www.etsy.com/shop.php?user_id=7029521. I also posted a link in the article.
@Allyn Thanks Buddy. You mean I have to calm down in traffic? No Way!
@Steve Hey man, the link to the site is in the article now.
@Leslie Here is the site, http://www.etsy.com/shop.php?user_id=7029521. I also posted a link in the article.
@Allyn Thanks Buddy. You mean I have to calm down in traffic? No Way!
@Steve Hey man, the link to the site is in the article now.
Hey Steve,
Here’s another idea: Do a search on eBay for this item, scrolling license plate frame.
I’d like to see your video on installing and displaying that.
Steve
Hey Steve,
Here’s another idea: Do a search on eBay for this item, scrolling license plate frame.
I’d like to see your video on installing and displaying that.
Steve
@Steve I’ve never seen anything like that, pretty cool. Knowing me, I would scroll something bad on it if someone ticked me off.
@Steve I’ve never seen anything like that, pretty cool. Knowing me, I would scroll something bad on it if someone ticked me off.