You start with your village hall, then go to the township office, and then talk with the county offices. Find out what resources they have for you.
Business has a solid online presence now, so get your name/business name sitting on web sites and blogs. Start your own blog and talk about who you are and what you do and how you can make people's lives better.
Put together flyers and brochures, post them everywhere you can, take them door to door, put an ad in the local paper, even write a short column for the paper and talk about your company.
Marketing yourself and building up a business is WORK. You cannot sit at your kitchen table and moan (and hope someone will drop start-up money into your lap). You have to make marketing yourself a full-time job.
Talk about your company wherever you are -- in line at the bank or the grocery store, after church, at the park or playground, and when out camping or hiking. Tell everyone you know about your business. You are the best advocate for it.
That's why this is called the land of opportunity -- we each make our own success. All successful people who own businesses did all of the above.
And, by the way, to have quality marketing tools, be sure to get some serious help when you write anything. Your English needs a lot of editing and correction.
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