., or (2) inbound marketing such as high end website and landing pages, SEO, SEM, blogging, webinars, YouTube video production, etc.

., TV commercials, radio ads, motivated seller website, SEO, pay per click/adwords, facebook, Linkedin, Youtube, and other forms of online advertising and boosted/promoted social media postings.Bottom line is consistency.

I'm changing things up a bit this year with marketing, as I've had a professional site and logo created, and am in the process of improving my rankings with extensive SEO.

Right now pushing SEO and will go to PPC at some point once I'm happy with my website and getting my landing pages dialed in. 

Also, you will need to understand a bit about SEO, SEM and landing pages (click funnels). 

Dude when the wholesale fee you pay them, you can use that to get a website, get SEO working and you get 4 to 12 leads a day.Don't believe me?

You don't spend a cent on facebook ads and SEO? 

All SEO, all organic, all free leads!

Hi @Dillon Gulczynski , I'd recommend starting with a basic website so you have somewhere to direct people.Then I'd get some business cards and try some brief/basic word of mouth marketing with some of the people you think will provide you value.Next, I'd look into targeted Facebook ads to start generating some leads and revenue.As your marketing budget increases, I'd recommend looking into SEO to generate leads.

This now became data, (or facts).None of these sellers were "stupid".We simply have our SEO dialed in.