Probably one of the ways to get the product out there
is to actually do a couple of walls in a high traffic
public enviroment where it can be seen and touched.
Coffee Shops, Italian Resturants, that sort of thing.
Most would have you supply the labor and they buy the
product.Do a wall where Interior Designers frequent like
an upscale consignment store then ask if you can put your
cards next to your work. Flyers may not be so great, but
have not tried them. As for builders they usually have
there own trades or keep the wall cost down to a minimum.
The homeowner approach is great for ongoing referrals.
Once you do the job they want to show it off to everyone
and you will stay busy. It is allways good to do a niche
or accent wall something small that stands out. A little
space can be a big bang, just from the niches and accent
walls posted on the gallery. Look at Scott Fritz's Accent
wall done in veneziano in a bedroom. Small jobs will lead
give you exposure and keep you busy. I will be trying
I am working on a few different approaches and will pass
them along.

Vallie
plastersofitaly.com web page

Ray, Checking in to see how the marketing is going.
Have you made any new contacts?
You may find it to be allot easier by adding in
a plaster to your current customers. May even be more of an
affordable approach. Your allready there.
Vallie