I am trying to get people to visit my website, does anyone know of an on-line service/website that promotes websites for free?
I am trying to get people to visit my website, does anyone know of an on-line service/website that promotes websites for free?
Have you tried directories related to your site/topic?
First I would try doing some blogs and signature links. I also know of a website called thenewestwebsites.com that allows you to post your link for free. Maybe try searching google for some sites similar to it. This is just one I have used in the past. Also, what is your site about?
easthamptondirectory.com
I have found most of the really easy and free stuff to be nearly worthless.
I'm disappointed with this--hey, I iike free as much as the next guy--but anything free and easy gets way, way overused, abused, etc.
FWIW, I find that articles don't work as well anymore, either, unless you use them for low competition terms....
Yes, there are a lot of classified ads.
Thanks for the helpful advice!
Joseph thanks for the heads up about that site.
This is a great place to find free and paid directories to submit to.
http://www.best-web-directories.com/...irectories.htm
100% right on! That's been my experience too. Most of the free stuff is way over loaded.Quote:
Originally Posted by SeattleCPA
Hi yea it seems that i am trying in vain to promote my website http://phobias-to-freedom.mysupportgroup.co.uk/ i have gone to most free site submissions that i know off.
My budget is very very low indeed, i even added google adds to my site to see whether that will help my rankings.
I just feel like i am wasting my time no matter how determined i am:rolleyes:
All the tips i can get my hands on are very welcome guys.
please visit my site for i value peoples opinions, and hey even register on my forum.
thanks mucker.
I would definitely try submitting to as many directories as possible, along with trying to network with other site owners. Maybe try some reciprocal linking for a awhile.
yes,Quote:
Originally Posted by benji22
it is possible to make money from selling info products and there is absolutely no reason why you shouldn’t be able to do so as well.
Internet business Buddy.
There are many ways by which you can increase traffic to your website.
Some of them are
article submission
bookmarking
RSS
backlinks
and so on
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blpurl.com
Yes, and involve in more forum and have your signature there. But I don't mean that you can spam the forum. There is a good way while you contributing. Besides that, please get more link exchange with user. that definately help.
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Originally Posted by benji22
you can do blog promotion, social networking, manual directory submission, seach engine submission, press release, social bookmarking ...this much you can try your own that means FREE.....
hope this would help!
I fully agree :-)Quote:
I have found most of the really easy and free stuff to be nearly worthless.
Instead of, you may focus to expanding contents of your own website to attract more visitors, write a blog (if this is an option for you), participate in forums and discussion boards affiliated to your business, build an own affiliate program (not just join a big affiliate network).
Finally - if you have some time left - you may submit your site to several FFA directories. But beside UCE (also known as "spam"), you may not get much results.
Email Marketing is one of my favorite ways to make money online – in fact in a lot of ways, it is the only way I make money online. Sure, people buy things from my sales pages, but they get to my sales pages via my email marketing.
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No problem with e-mail marketing as long as it is "permission marketing". And the best way to do so is to allow your website visitors to subscribe to your newsletters. However this is nothing that can be quickly achieved, since it takes some time to have enough addresses collected that you get sufficient response rates.
I always have some headache about mailing list renting or commercial services, since the origin of these e-mail addresses is often unclear.
@bransmithe: Which method are you using ? Can you tell us a bit more about your achieved response rates and earnings ?
I am trying an experiment this month. I signed up on Online_sweepstakes DOT com and advertised a sweepstakes but newsletter registration is required. So far I've gotten about 200 people signed up. And to keep them from "opting out" as soon as they get the first newsletter, I am announcing the winners in the next edition. I'll be happy is I can keep about 10-15% of those people on the list after the contest.Quote:
Originally Posted by marc77
Interesting, please keep us informed :-)