Hello Kay,
Some good advice here about having it be YOU that people are searching out and not EVERY OTHER person that is doing the same thing.
AS far as buying traffic and spending money to make make money is not what I would suggest.
You mentioned you were going back to work so your time is going to be limited.
With that THOUGHT in mind what makes logical sense to you to where and how you are going to promote your business?
If you keep in mind that YOU are the key.
May I suggest a few idea's?
First there are sooooo many Free add places out there you can shake a stix at. IF every other person out there is using them HOW do YOU stand OUT?
Exactly YOU don't.
So if YOU are the deciding factor You can best use your time and energy and the fact that you have a web site to show people your product. You need to let everyone YOU know they can find out about what you are doing and why.
Building relationships with your customers is the KEY to any business.
What do you do when you have had a successful experience with any product or service you have ever used? IF someone asked you about a product or service or a person and you have had a good experience, don't you tell that person?
Of course you do.
Use the very thing you have that is all around you letting people know what you have if they become a customer and YOU show them WHY they should continue to buy the products from you they in turn will send you referrals IF YOU ASK.
Remember the PRIMARY reason someone tells you, you need to buys leads or buy traffic or you fill in the line THEY ARE TRYING TO SELL YOU what they are trying to market as the next best thing to build your business.
I have been in this industry for over 11 years and I have seen people try to buy their way to success, more often than not they lose their money and end up quitting.
If what I say makes sense to you and you would like more thought I talk way better than I type please feel free to call me. I will get you in the right mind set to bring you to the right path to walk.
Nope I have nothing to sell.
Sincerely,
Robert Buchholz
616-291-2797 EST