5 Ways to Advertise Your Website for Free

1) Directory Listings



Search for free company rosters and see what comes up.
Tons and I mean loads, of websites that allow you to
list your business or site for absolutely no cost. Why?
 Because their financial models are typically based upon
the up-sell, see that, the premium listing. Oh you get
 the basics free of charge, but what you really prefer
 is the one that allows you to load pictures, videos, and
 the longer, expanded version recap. The good part is,
 nearly all of the free versions will list your site link,
 and this helps individuals discover you and your internet
backlink method. Here are a few of the most popular directories:




Manta.com
Biz Highway
Dexknows
Superpages
Google My Business
Bing Places for Business



2) Complimentary PR

Have a new good or service you would like to get recognized?
 Write a news release and get it submitted through a PR service
 that, like the directories, provides free fundamental press
release submittal services. These generally won't arrive at
the main media outlets, most of whom use sites like PR Newswire
 or Business Wire, but the middle tier media outlet market can be
 accessed by PR services with cost-free options, like...

PR.com
PR Log
I-Newswire


3) Social Media

If you are trying to get reach on the internet and you don't have
 a Facebook page, LinkedIn account, Google+ page and Twitter
username, shame on you! All of these provide absolutely free
listings on websites with extremely high Google page rankings.
 They're the most significant social media websites on the web.
If you have a business you can also get a business page on these
sites that links to your individual profile. Even when you don't
have time to "work" these websites to their fullest, there is link
 juice available from even the most horrible fan profiles.

A better method is to get in the social media arena and pick one or
 two of these to construct pages and initiate a communication with
others who are already comfortable using this vehicle.




4) Offer Commentary

You and I both know there is way too much free information on the net,
 however we still have a couple of favored blogs or news websites we
go to get our fill of self-help or what's taking place in the realms
that we follow.

So do others who might just want to visit your blog. On nearly all blogs,
 you are able to write comments. The blog writers like this because it
tells the search engine world and new readers that people are engaged
in their content, and nothing detrimental can stem from that. When you
leave a comment, you'll usually have the option to connect your website
 link to your reply. Often you can link to other items to as a possibility,
 like your Facebook or Twitter page.

Do it. If you reserve 30 minutes a week, you can browse recent columns from
 your favored sites and write purposeful (key word) remarks on them. Gradually,
 the value of your insights combined with the link back to your website will
create traffic and SEO power.

5) Your Email Signature



This is the easiest free of cost technique I know of to get people to a blog,
 and the one that is surprisingly most often overlooked. Every email you send
ought to have a standard footer that describes you. It usually has a name,
title or something captivating about you, and some way to connect with you.
 It should also have your website linked or whatever other page you may want
 to lead people to, like a LinkedIn page. You can use a text anchor link, like
 Visit us for your San Diego SEO, or spell out the link beginning with http so
it looks like http://www.yourlink.com and will be visible in text-based web mail
 browsers also and a live hyperlink in most email programs. Emails get forwarded,
 copied, and otherwise shared. You don't know who is reading and clicking.