Its worth

[hassen1]

Although your efforts were vital to producing a successful project, you won't automatically receive any collateral marketing opportunities. It is up to you to get the word out. Your, or your company's, involvement in an important cause might be news to the local newspaper, and it might also be worthy of mention in an industry publication. A graphic monthly may be interested in a design firms involvement in a good cause. Likewise, an accounting periodical might like to know about an accountant's involvement in fundraising. Send press releases to media that are related to your field. Write them in proper press release language. If you don't know how, buy a book or hire someone who can write press releases. It's worth the cost.

[humpty]

yeah, these are all parts n parcels of marketing on the web, rule of thumb is, no matter how great your products, without proper marketing, your business will go down eventually, but combined with great marketing, you have a chance at least, so, do budget some money for these efforts, it's worth the money if you knwo who to call for such services

[maggots]

both of you are right, marketing is indeed an important element of business, and press releases is indeed an excellent method of advertising as it costs less usually

[mini_0]

Effective marketing together with consistent promotion are the keys to success online. You need a comprehensive web marketing strategy designed to attract new prospects, convert leads into sales, and maximize the lifetime value of your customers.The biggest problem you'll face is learning which marketing strategies really work, or just as importantly – which don't. There's so much hype and misinformation about marketing online that it's often difficult for the beginner to find the truth.