I was in same boat too until I learned how to use my spare time to promote my website. First, I need to describe what spare time is. Spare time is time you spend waiting for a file to download. Spare time is time that you are waiting for a application to open. Spare time is time you take a breather from paperwork to do a little web surfing. If you take time to look - your day has a lot of these little pockets of time that you can use to promote your website.

Here's what I suggest doing in those little moments in your day:

Write an Article. Open notepad application that comes installed on most computers. Whenever you have a spare moment, start typing out article ideas. They don't have to be well thought out. Just ideas of topics that you think your clients would like to know more about (if you're stumped - browse through articles at www.RealtorInternetTips.com/article.htm ).

Once you've got a good list, start adding bullet points under each idea. Again you don't have to complete this all in one sitting just do as much as you can before you have to focus on something else. Thoughout your week - gradually add more details to your articles ideas until you have one fairly written out. Now when you get yourself a block of time - finish your article. Make sure you add a "bio box" to end of your articles - so prospects will know how to link to your website for more information. An example of a good "bio box" can be found at end of this article

Working At Home Isn't For Everybody By Dan Reinhold

There is no such thing as working at home.

Really. It doesn't exist. It's not possible. And who are you kidding anyway?

Says who?, you ask?? Just Everybody.

You know Everybody...as in "Everybody says..."

Everybody knows you watch game shows and soap operas all day.

Everybody's sure you can handle this errand. After all,what are you doing that's so important?

Everybody's so glad you're at home...would you watch little Daemon for a few hours?

Everybody gets a good laugh at this "work-at-home" thing, because Everybody will tell you that Everybody has to work for a living. By way, when are you getting a *real* job?)

Nosirree, no such thing...Instead, there's...Slavery-at-home.

Forget what they say about Lincoln. Who gets grocery list, picks up kids, drops off dry cleaning and prepares a sumptuous meal replete with exquisite delicacies, a breathtaking sensual delight?

Oh, okay...but who opens those cans???

And all at same time, you have those annoying, trivial "work-at-home" details...Scheduling appointments, meeting with clients (on and/or offline!), answering e-mails, processing orders, conducting marketing campaigns, toting barges, lifting bales...