[Looking 4 Idea's] As a delivery driver what can I promote through leaflet
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promote your own website and earn Thu cpagrip afflicate...
like free mobile phone deals
like free mobile phone deals
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Your employer will allow you to do that?
Guys that drove for me when I ran freight terminals in the USA were not allowed to do anything like that.
Guys that drove for me when I ran freight terminals in the USA were not allowed to do anything like that.
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I won't be spending money on nice leaflet for $1 cpa lead.
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in London mate anything currently goes , trust me near Xmas there even theift competitions who make the most sad as it sounds , sods recently got a s8 from me ....
they call it surviving
yourdady
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Yes, but I dont think in London they will even care as long as I am promote something legit.
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Any professional services really. Depending of you are mostly delivering to businesses, or to home users, just look up some companies that would love to get in front of the people you deliver to.
Then sell them the idea.
For example in Scotland where I am, if I could pay a delivery guy to hand my leaflets to business owners I would definitely go for it.
But as Greg said, be careful because I can't imagine your employer would like the idea?
Then sell them the idea.
For example in Scotland where I am, if I could pay a delivery guy to hand my leaflets to business owners I would definitely go for it.
But as Greg said, be careful because I can't imagine your employer would like the idea?
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not being rude you might even have a working idea as a advert leathlet dropper with business in the area what need more exposure
maybe?
use your online skills to contact the business of your leathlet service in the area everybody needs advertising
maybe?
use your online skills to contact the business of your leathlet service in the area everybody needs advertising
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so you already no what niche you need for your leathlet at some homes
yourdady
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What companies will to pay more and what kind of offers would every one will be interested in. I can imagine ( Pizza or any other restaurants) but I don't think they will pay more for this.
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if you no someone is ordering a specific item then you no what can interest them .
your half way there to doing deals pointing to a website to gain commission
you need to think out the hat .
your half way there to doing deals pointing to a website to gain commission
you need to think out the hat .
yourdady
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Well I know what kind of audience I have. But was wondering what company would pay more should I target pay per action or should charge people for each leaflet.
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you might just might be able to sell coupons to the people there self to get discounts all depends how far you look into this and you set up with business your self ....(( every body loves discounts ))
yourdady
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Here what I was thinking to promote.
-Web designing services
-Pet related something
-Pay per call
alienbaba
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Go on clickbank or commission junction & find something your rich clients would buy..
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yourdady
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Well I deliver to houses mostly. and its food,house, electronics its can be anything but daily uses mostly.
I'd be tempted to go into doing this this way;
Get yourself a small A5 booklet printed, selling half and quarter page ads to high value businesses, advising them that these are distributed free to selected, high wealth clients ( no need to say you are a delivery guy ), maybe mentions 2 or 3 of the postcodes you get to.
Approach people like private dentists, security companies, chauffeur services, legal services, propert rentals, high quality wine suppliers etc.
If you're 100% sure you're not breaching any cotract with your employers, that's what I'd do.
Make sure the printed copies look crisp and sharp.
Get yourself a small A5 booklet printed, selling half and quarter page ads to high value businesses, advising them that these are distributed free to selected, high wealth clients ( no need to say you are a delivery guy ), maybe mentions 2 or 3 of the postcodes you get to.
Approach people like private dentists, security companies, chauffeur services, legal services, propert rentals, high quality wine suppliers etc.
If you're 100% sure you're not breaching any cotract with your employers, that's what I'd do.
Make sure the printed copies look crisp and sharp.