Decorative Concrete Engraving and the 4th of July — a new blog post over at Groov-E-New/Engrave-A-Crete brings out the point that participating in holiday events, especially parades, is a good way to get your business in the sight line of prospective customers. Plus participating is good for your head and the community’s heart.
Groov-E suggests some ‘quick and dirty’ ways to become your own self-contained parade float.
Or, if you absolutely refuse to be a physical part of the parade, there are some options such as offering gift cards as part of the prize given event royalty or parade float prize winners. Let’s face it, Little Miss Your Town probably doesn’t need an expensive installation of decorative concrete donated to her treasure trove. Send her home with a gift card she likes, all wrapped in a very fine greeting card package that talks all about you and that her parents, friends and family will see.
Somewhere in the region that you serve with decorative concrete engraving, an event is being scheduled. Maybe it is an Independence Day celebration or Harvest Celebration. Check them out because they can be positive and relatively low cost resources for you to use as stepping stones to the prospect.
[...] new post at Concrete Dust, entitled, Strike Up the Band And Get Your Decorative Concrete Biz in the Parade, talks about a post over at Groov-E-News entitled, Decorative Concrete Engraving and the 4th of [...]
[...] Concrete Engravers Do It Groovy tells us of a new post at Concrete Dust, entitled, Strike Up the Band And Get Your Decorative Concrete Biz in the Parade, talks about a post over at Groov-E-News entitled, Decorative Concrete Engraving and the 4th of [...]