Fish and Snail Farming: Promotion and Advertisement Strategy for Products and Services

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Chigbogu, Nnachetam Reginald 

Some of the strategies which can be used to create awareness and promote your products and services include;
•      Word of Mouth/Direct contact with people and farmers
•      Radio advert
•      Fliers broadcast
•      Distribution of complementary card
•      Blog/website broadcast
•      Selling fingerlings/juveniles at a more subsidized price.
•      Early delivery
•      Door step delivery (when required)
•      Low price of training, consultancy and farm establishment
•      Affiliate Marketing – Other people would sell your products or bring customers to you in return for a certain commission/percentage 
Videos – You can produce short videos to place on your blog/website, YouTube or other websites.

Get the full HAND BOOK/MANUAL on;
           Catfish Hatchery Business,
           Fish Feed Formulation and Production,
           Fish Farming, and
           Snail Farming.
Similarly, we have complete and detailed videos on catfish fingerling production
Contact us via;
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                                                                         Email: nnachetfarms@gmail.com

Nnachet Farms: Creation of Food and Employments for Ourselves and Others

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