No busy traffic.

I am focusing on driving traffic to my websites (buyer,seller,investor) via free online marketing forums right now and will move to the local papers and pennysavers soon.

Catylist is another database with a free membership, but it does not receive as much traffic and listings as the other two.

In addition, Bed and Breakfast's have become a Hot Button in several areas, notably North Shore and Kailua, where the neighbors are up in arms over "all the traffic and noisy tourists".

One guide for this is the traffic study.

The attic is semi completed, just needs heat to be a 4th) Location is fair....not a bda neighborhood, just on a high traffic street, and has a 3 car garage which 2 spots are deeded to the house.

Had a great time and good traffic.

TV / Commercial / Infomercial rules1.Hire an Ad Agency from the start2.Run the infomercial at the same time each day.3.Run the commercials on alternating schedules4.Understand reach and frequency5.Cheap time slots cost you moreBillboardsA billboard is a large outdoor advertising structure typically found in high traffic areas, such as, alongside busy roads.

i've gotten calls with business cards. i use either yellow and black or orange and black and there's copy all over them. it's a benefit rich card with my toll free number on it and the type of properties i'm looking for, the fact i can move quickly and with a call to action. i drop them at gas stations, pawn shops, bookstores, home depot, pretty much wherever I find myself at any given moment in time. it's a low cost way to get deals.my other favorite way bandit signs. in my area i don't do light poles i use the wooden stakes and place them in high traffic areas. i put up multiple signs in an intersection that way it makes it easier to remember the number and i also put them at the next intersection following the direction of traffic so they see the sign multiple times.check with the statutes in your area to be sure you don't run afoul of the law.

Also, they are not real good in high traffic areas (entry way) or where they will get wet often (bath room)... again problems with sticking well.