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Put That URL Everywhere 1
Have a storefront operation? Put your URL on a big sign and hang it in your window. Got a car? Put your URL on a sign and put it low on your back window. When you're sitting in traffic, someone behind you can scribble it down and check it out.

Put That URL Everywhere 2
Print up bumper stickers that show your URL. Drive your URL all over town. Have magnetic door signs made for your car that include your logo and URL. Get noticed wherever you go.

URL Signposts
Seen in the northern Virginia area: yellow signs with black letters that read "www.swedishcar.com" posted on telephone poles at main intersections. Curious folks write down the URL and visit the site to find out about the company. It's the Web site of an auto repair company located in Springfield, VA that specializes in Swedish cars. Smart marketing.

Don't Be Shy with Signage
A smart hair designer we know captures more business from the sign she placed on the back of her store than from her standard front window signage. Check out the traffic flow around your store and place signs strategically to attract the attention of the busiest traffic flow.

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