How To Get Free Media Publicity

Written by Michael Low


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PR Tip #3. Short and Sweet but Complete

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This Website Promotion Strategy GUARANTEES Visitors!

Written by Steve Nash


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Simply visit your favourite web-building website. A favourite of mine is Jessett.com - a step-by-step guide to creating a web site - http://www.jessett.com

If you have no knowledge of HTML and no intention of learning then I can highly recommend Dr Ken Evoy's Site Build It!. This clever suite of programs not only builds your website for you, it even promotes your site too (and a lot, lot more!) - http://buildit.sitesell.com/shopping101.html

=> Promote Web Site, Paying Particular Attention To Google

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And that really is it!

Byrepparttar 125099 way, when I say medium-term strategy, I have one site - http://www.HurryForHarry.co.uk - that already ranks well on Google forrepparttar 125100 keywords 'harry potter games' after a month or so, and another site, http://www.TextMeFree.com, that gets over 7000 page views per day after only 6 months in existence (no money spent on advertising!).

To get you started with this website promotion strategy, here are a few great search terms that are popular right now, but have little competition: 'guitar sheet music', 'free screensavers', 'digital cameras', 'birthday poems',...

Good luck.

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Simply create a website based on high-demand but low-supply keywords. Make sure you design a search-engine-friendly website, and promote your site torepparttar 125101 major search engines (particularly Google). And in no time at all, you will have visitors, visitors, visitors at your website.

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