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Suggest me cheap cheap way of advertising my business website...please help?

Can anyone suggest me some way, how my website can come in top search results in Google. our website is www.dadbiomedical.co.uk and we want that if someone write ''surgical instruments UK'' we should be in top of the list. please help

4 years ago - 9 answers

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There are plenty of ways to promote your site.
1)Article Marketing
Really a powerful method in getting audience. Write a good article based on your niche topic and submit it in article directories. Just go to google or yahoo and search for "free article directories". It will suggest you a host of directories that you can easily submit your writings. When people surf in that certain directory, they might stumble into your article and you got all the fame needed to be successful in Internet Marketing.

2)Blogging
This method is just like the article writing. You write what you want but good contents for your audience in blogs. The better you got, the more audience you get. You can also submit the same contents that you wrote in blogs in article directories. You get instant viewers if your article is in top 10 within your niche

3)Offer free stuffs
It's always good to get free stuffs. Everyone likes it.So offer some free stuffs such as e-books or software for your audience. You will get a good, loyal and repeating audience. If you are looking for FREE e-books to market it in your site, check out this link.
www.abc-netmarketing.blogspot.com.It provides a host of e-books on internet marketing. The e-books will be updated weekly. So hurry up and get your best one soon.

4)E-mail Marketing
It's as easy as ABC. Just promote your site to all your online contacts using e-mail.Write a good email that will attract your audience. If you got the contents right and able to convince your contacts , you are on your way to success.

5)SEO-Search Engine Optimization
Check out
www.ezinerticles.com for HOT tips on SEO

6)You Tube Videos
Use free videos from you tube and paste the links in your site. People like video tutorials better than articles or e-books.

7)Google Adsense
I strongly suggest you to visit www.abc-netmarketing.blogspot.com and learn about google adsense.If it's not the best, atleast one of the best income generator for your websites. Visit the link and watch the video tutorials for FREE.

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Other Answers

There are numerous ways;

1. Submission of quality articles to article directories on the web like ezinearticles.com and goarticles.com. At the end of the message they allow you to put a link to your website or blog. Its free!

2. Blogs - You can create blogs providing quality useful content. You will include links to your website from your blog.

3. Blog comments - Why dont you provide quality comments on the blogs that allow online users to publish their comments? Include a link to your website after posting. Free traffic!

4. Classified ads - Type "free classified ads" on the search engines and you will get results showing sites where you can advertise your site for free!

5. E-book - E-book - You can offer visitors a chance to download an e-book from your site that you created. You will put links to your site in the e-book. If its useful content, they may share it with other people, hence free promotion of your site

6. E-zines - Capture your visitors e-mail and provide them with online magazine weekly or monthly.

7. Forums - Post intelligent answers on forums related to your website's content. Leave a link at the bottom of the post pointing to your website.

8. Press releases - Write a press release and distribute it to free press release services to talk about what your website focuses on. Most of press release websites are free.

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by Mesh - 4 years ago

There are many ways to generate traffic to a website, some examples are : Low cost PPC, Buying Links, Blog Post, Classified ads etc.

A detailed Guide on generating traffic can be found on the link below :

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by OnlineGeek - 4 years ago

You can use social bookmarking sites like Digg and Stumbleupon

You can also use Facebook, Myspace and Youtube

Source:
www.seono1.co.za/seo-tutorials/seon...

by thewebguru - 4 years ago

you could try forums and sites like digg and stumble. Also article submissions could work. It may be an idea to submit to sites like www.night-directory.com/ which also offer you 5 deep links even though you may have to pay a little for it.

by Af - 4 years ago

1. Make sure to choose proper keyword. This is crusial step.
2. Write some articles and submit them to hundreds of article directories. Your site will get hundreds or even thousands of backlinks. This way increase PR of your site and also boost your site to the top ranking for the keyword that you choose.

About article submission, try go to: www.bestbidsmt.com/2008/03/article-...

by socboo101 - 4 years ago

Write articles about your website or ideas.
Submit your website for users to review, free!

Go to Famous Pages

famouspages.info

by comps - 4 years ago

Thre are three ways to get to the top of the search results.

1. Great Content
2. Relevant One Way Back Links
3. Time

www.searchengineoptimizationjournal...

by Brick Marketing - 4 years ago

You will be PR (Page Rank) No. 1 on Google if you simply change your <title> metatag from "Design and Development Biomedical Solutions" TO "surgical instruments UK." It works like -- the search query on google "sandwiches downtown los angeles" [do not include the quote marks] which will bring up Nazos.net as PR#1 that includes the search query in its <title>.

Good luck!

by vicseo - 4 years ago

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