Question:
I can't leave home. What's the easiest way to find people who need something typed?
1970-01-01 00:00:00 UTC
I can't leave home. What's the easiest way to find people who need something typed?
Seven answers:
nine6girl
2007-05-11 10:45:42 UTC
Do you have a local paper that will allow you to fax in some type of advertising? I must admit word of mouth is the best advertising. Have friends and family post flyers at colleges, grocery stores, and various places.
BettyBoopGirl
2007-05-12 20:53:04 UTC
Keep advertising... And hit local colleges and post on their bulletin boards...
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2007-05-10 18:16:31 UTC
My Mary Kay Director has someone help her with office type stuff creating fundraisers and newsletter etc.

Look for a Mary Kay director in your area. You can do a web search www.marykay.com but it might be easier to find a Director through the 800 number. See if they need any office help or know a new director that might.
2007-05-10 17:09:28 UTC
if they cud get it to u in a non-physical way, then why wud they need it typed??
Keselyű
2007-05-10 17:33:47 UTC
I admire what you're doing and I'm envious that you can type! Here are several suggestions:

--Word of mouth--tell any and everyone you come in contact with about this plan. If you have a printer, make up business cards and ask anyone who visits to help out by distributing them to grocery stores, colleges, actually any school with in a 20 mile radius, beauty salons, bistros, coffee houses, libraries, etc.

--The telephone--call anyone you know and tell them about your plan. Ask them to pass on this information. (see above; this is very similar to Word of mouth).

--Advertise--the local newspaper has a business / help wanted section and it's usually inexpensive.

--Advocates--do you have someone who works with you like a therapist, home aid, or an advocacy group? By home aid I mean someone who helps run errands for you. An advocacy group will help out if you need to talk with a lawyer, if you need to move, general life things. (I recommend an advocate for anyone who has any type of disability. I'm not being insensitive, okay? I have a disability and have advocates; it has helped me very much.)



I hope this helped you. Much luck with you enterprise.


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