Get All Access for $5/mo

How to Acquire Customers Without a Marketing Budget (Infographic) The old adage 'you have to spend money to make money' doesn't always apply to marketing.

This story originally appeared on KISSmetrics

Shutterstock.com

The old adage "you have to spend money to make money" doesn't always apply to marketing. If you have a product that people want, you don't need a $100,000 marketing budget to acquire customers. There are ways to acquire them without spending a penny.

Today's infographic shows you how to do just that. It applies to both startups and established companies. Following the infographic, you'll find some recommended reading on acquiring customers without spending money.

Click to Enlarge

How to Acquire Customers Without a Marketing Budget (Infographic)

Want to be an Entrepreneur Leadership Network contributor? Apply now to join.

Editor's Pick

Growing a Business

5 Reasons Why Time-Tracking Can Put Your Business in a Chokehold

More and more businesses are adopting time-tracking software to manage their operations, but is it all it's cracked out to be?

Business News

Elon Musk Accuses ChatGPT-Maker OpenAI of Being a 'Market-Paralyzing Gorgon': Lawsuit

In the amended 107-page complaint, Musk says there would have been no OpenAI without him.

Starting a Business

From Side Gig to 6-Figure Success — How I Built a Thriving Home-Based Business as a Busy Family Man

I've made over $17,000,000 for clients worldwide and brought in multiple six figures for myself, all while barely leaving my kitchen.

Growing a Business

How to Identify the Pain Point in Your Customers To Skyrocket Sales

Drawing from my personal experience with alcohol flush reactions, I recognize how validating this common issue in the Asian community inspired my business idea.

Social Media

Creator Economy Survival Guide — How to Turn Short-Form Content into Long-Term Success

Everyone wants to be a creator, but few know how to turn it into a thriving career. From adopting a business-owner mindset to identifying "winning concepts" and monetizing them like a pro, this is your cheat sheet for turning short-form content into long-term success.