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Marketing a Home Based Business while Maintaining Your Privacy and Home Security 

Q. Hi, I would like to know how to market my new secretarial home business and maintain my privacy? I have the office space and yet I don't want to entertain clients at my home for safety reasons. Do you have any ideas on how I can pull this off effectively and not look amateurish? - Yvonne.

Advice by Leigh Nixon 

 

Yvonne has a classic problem. Here is what our members do: Any meetings are held at either the client's office or if she is a member of her chamber of commerce, they will most likely let her use their board room, or another entity's board room/community room. Sometimes meeting in a restaurant for breakfast or lunch works also.

We have a home secretarial service called Assistingu.com. They joined several organizations in town that would benefit them the most and then attended things to get their name out there. A leads group, service club or the Chamber of Commerce are good places for the Home based business to go. There is a lot of free and low cost advertising opportunities in those groups.

Hope this helps,

Leigh

 

About the PowerHomeBiz.com Guide:  

Leigh Nixon, President/CEO, The Simi Valley Chamber of Commerce (Business Plans and Marketing) Leigh has been in the Chamber profession for 17 years. She began her career with the Irvine Chamber as Membership Director and then served the Temecula Chamber as Special Events Manager, managing a 100,000 person Balloon & Wine Festival event, before becoming their CEO in 1989. She was with the Santa Clarita and Palmdale Chambers before taking the helm of the Simi Valley Chamber in April 1999. Prior to her Chamber career, she was in the banking industry for 16 years, most of which was as a bank official in corporate banking and branch management.


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