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Best / creative ways to attract customers (and cheaply) for enterprise web development?
I work for a small, but too heavy (I have 3 bosses – and society is only 7 employees including) the marketing services business as a web developer. I have diverse skills and experience including design and programming. I'm frustrated to see how much money I generate for the company again how little I paid, I am also seriously considering starting my own company that would offer web development and mobile development. I have customers that are already due to side projects, but I'm nervous about generating enough work to stay afloat in particular have a wife and 2 young children at home. Really, I'm not dependent on my current employer for something other than wages, especially given the fact that we are already paying for our own health insurance (expensive). I always wanted my own business and I feel that the time has come. We are already poor, so how much worse could it be. 
My question is, what would be some creativity, effective and affordable means to generate business for myself?
I made websites and web design / programming for the year elapsed. I have been in the industry for the past 11 years (making a lot of money for other people). My marketing skills on Craigslist has been very effective. You can take several different ways. 1) You can submit your CV. But you will end up with full-time job offer if you do this. 2) You can post your skills in any creative services or computer services 3) you can set up an RSS feed in your field of expertise and respond to jobs as they come on the forum ad every day. I also recommend creating a simple web page that lists your skills and portfolio samples of your work. I started the year in need of work, now I have a lot more than I can take. Good luck! the My Portfolio page very simple. I would recommend something similar. I think designers tend to go too far. http://www.utahstories.com/about_markosian_media.htm
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