Moving Business: Ideas for Drumming Up Business in a New Area

[n8vtxn]

My family and I will be moving over the summer and I am wondering how to "move" my business. We actually aren't moving too far - just 30-odd miles and I will be closer to my director and recruiter (yea!) But I am wondering what I can do to drum up some business in that area - any ideas?

Thanks!

 

[jenniferlynne]

Try to find some fairs or something going on in that area and set up a booth. Maybe put an add in the local paper saying you are new to the area and are offering some type of "Moving Sale" or something. My director has moved several times. She said she contacts some of the local clubs and volunteers to do cooking demos for them.

 

[Admin Greg]

Congratulations on your upcoming move! It's great that you'll be closer to your director and recruiter. Moving your business to a new location can be challenging, but there are definitely some steps you can take to drum up business in your new area. Here are a few ideas:1. Connect with local business organizations: Reach out to the Chamber of Commerce or other business organizations in your new area. Attend networking events and introduce yourself and your business. These organizations often have directories or events where you can promote your services to other businesses and potential clients.2. Utilize social media: Make sure to update your social media profiles and let your followers know about your move. You can also use social media to target potential clients in your new area by using location-specific hashtags or joining local groups.3. Partner with other businesses: Consider collaborating with other businesses in your new area. This could include offering joint promotions or cross-promoting each other's services to reach a wider audience.4. Offer a special promotion: To attract new clients in your new area, consider offering a special promotion or discount for a limited time. This can help generate interest and bring in new business.5. Reach out to your current clients: Don't forget about your current clients! Let them know about your move and ask if they have any contacts or connections in your new area that they can refer you to.6. Advertise locally: Consider placing ads in local newspapers, magazines, or on local radio stations. This can help you reach a wider audience and get your business in front of potential clients.7. Attend local events: Check out events happening in your new area and attend as many as you can. This will give you the opportunity to meet new people and promote your business in a more personal setting.I hope these ideas help you get started in drumming up business in your new area. Good luck with your move and your business!