I need marketing ideas

[threedsman]

Hello,

Foremost I'm happy to see people that are on the grind like me.... at any rate. I just started a wheel distributing company. www.svensonmotorsports.com is the name of my creation. My company's main focus is the high end market this segment includes luxury cars for European cars and japanese.
I'm having some trouble selling my wheels, I need some ideas on how to create a need for my wheels.
Please help this young entreprenerur in need...

[Andreas Bard]

Are you talking about online or offline marketing or both maybe?

//Andreas

[fattony]

Well ive two thinngs to say.

1. You say you want to create a "need" for your wheels. U set up a business to fill a gap/solve a problem. You don't set up a business and then try make people want your product.

2. Saying that tho, id be interested to know how many visitirs you are getting to the site. The reason people may not be buying is because the site is very uninviting, its impossible to actually navigate and that writing is very hard to read. Before marketing your product i'd sort out the site first.

-Oisin

[threedsman]

where can I get some help for my website?

[akula]

where can I get some help for my website?

right over here: daniel@southerncrossvntures.com

please contact me if you have a budget

[YouDidWhat]

I agree, you need someone to make it more user friendly. For starters, here is a free tip. Remove the sports car template title. That is big no no.

YouDidWhat

[F360]

Avoid distorted pictures also. When you need advertising, go to forums like 6speedonline.com ferrarichat.com lambo-power.com as many porsche/ferrari/lambo/bently owners hang out there and may be interested in your wheels if they are quality and cheaper than your competition.

[England forever]

Hy there,
There seem to be too many different styles of font for my taste, but hey thats only my opinion. Also takes some time to completely load, i'm on 8 meg with orange ( formerly Wanadoo ) by the way.

[threedsman]

Thanks for the tips guys..

[ukevents]

Hi Threedsman,

You could try contacting a few of your "ideal" potential customers and see what they think of your product, price and service. The feedback could help you determine why you are not selling as much as you hoped. Evaluate their comments and consider making the changes.

Oh.. and if my idea works I want my 10% cut... I am an enterpreneur of course