In the past you may have been disappointed so you’re naturally a bit reluctant to try things out. So… Because we’re so confident you’ll like how Your Local Dragon brings customers to your business, that we’re offering local businesses the opportunity to try us out and use this £25 Introductory Voucher ——–> Please Note: This offer applies only if… Continue reading You want to market your business but…
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Improving enquiry rates – answerphones
When you’re a one man band and self employed, you simply can’t be doing everything – always. So when someone phones you and you’re on a roof, or in the middle of colouring someone’s hair, it’s not possible to answer the phone to an inbound enquiry. Most people don’t like speaking to answerphones, but they’re more… Continue reading Improving enquiry rates – answerphones
Attractor Factor – Part 2- Networking
Networking Whether it’s chatting in the pub, on the golf course, in Zumba class or formal networking, talking to people about what you do is a good way of attracting new customers and improving your confidence You can improve your customer base by using a variety of marketing avenues so along with advertising in Your… Continue reading Attractor Factor – Part 2- Networking
The Attractor Factor – part 1-signwriting
Signwriting your vehicle… Excuses people use for NOT doing it: It costs too much I think it might affect my insurance It’ll affect the resale price of my vehicle People will know who I am wherever I go Don’t want my tools pinched I never go anywhere in it It’s not relevant for my business….… Continue reading The Attractor Factor – part 1-signwriting
New Bangor directory
New Bangor Area directory gives regular advertisers a boost… Around 6,000 households in and around Bangor have had their first Your Local Dragon directory posted through their letterboxes. The villages of Bethesda, Tregarth and Llanfairfechan are included within the new Bangor area, creating a good mix of housing type for better response rates. A number of… Continue reading New Bangor directory