This document discusses low-cost marketing strategies for small businesses. It defines marketing as providing the right product or service, at the right price and place, to the right customers for a profit. The document recommends understanding customer profiles and communicating benefits rather than features. It provides examples of low-cost and free marketing options like partnerships, websites, freebies, search engines, publicity, testimonials, and networking. It also presents a case study of a small business that uses effective low-cost methods like a good name and logo, an informational website, understanding its audience, free listings, testimonials, a customer database, and PR.