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If you are business or finance bloger – use following web sites to promote your individual interesting posts:
http://www.business-planet.net for business news and http://homefinanceplanet.com/ for financial news.

Technorati tags: blogs, blogging, business, finance, advertising, marketing, web, news

by Steve Pike
It is estimated that around 60% of new traffic to your Web site will come from search engines. This means that unless you are already popular and people know your name where they can search for your site, you will need a good search engine strategy. Thousands of new Web sites are created daily, so the saying Build it, and they will come does not apply. If people don’t know about you, there won’t be any traffic.

Effective Web site promotion requires a serious and continuing investment of time and resources, whether you do it yourself, or hire a professional. It is not a one time deal, but an ongoing process, meaning you should consider the return on your investment with the things you do.
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by Anthony Bae
The most well known advertising method is search engine advertising using pay per click (cost per click) methods. These will bring you fast yet very targeted traffic to your site. Of course fast results don’t come easy–it requires money. If money isn’t an issue for you, ppc advertising is easy.
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By Shawn Snarski
More webmasters are becoming aware of the need for having Google sitemaps to get their site listed quickly and efficiently in Google. While this has caused a recent rash of Google sitemap creation tools, most focus on the Google sitemap alone while ignoring other extremely useful formats. Most webmasters never pursue the power of the Yahoo sitemap, the HTML sitemap, and ‘forget’ to update all of their multiple sitemaps frequently.
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by Fred Farah
It’s not my intention to give you a 5 or 10 step plan to get traffic to your web site. But I do want to talk to you about one of the best traffic generating systems that exists.

Posting your Articles to Article Directories.

And it’s really a surprisingly efficient way to bring in traffic.
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by Karen Martin
There are many ways to promote your website and one of the most efficient ways is to use search engines. Search engines are the first stop for most people trying to find information, services, and products online. Because of this, it is essential that your website appears quickly in search results.

The Internet contains numerous search engines, some of which offer what is known as “paid inclusion.” This means that you pay the specific search engine an annual fee for your web page to be included in their index.
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by Michael Lawrence
A web directory in it’s simplest form can be thought of as a human indexed search engine. Humans can visit a directory website and make resource suggestions through an online form. A human editor will review the suggestion and add it to the directory provided it meets the submission guidelines for the directory.
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by John Iacovakis
You have to search a lot to find what is most likely to work for your web site. Once you get an understanding for each type of advertising then you can put it to work.

Website directories: Helpful for one way links to your website to increase link popularity. Do not expect a lot of clicks.

Free Classified ads: Expect what you pay for. Nothing!

Safe lists: Stay away!

Opt in email lists: Terrific! But you need traffic to build your list of opt-in subscribers…

Free Banner exchanges: You need traffic to get traffic from banner ads! In general you’ll earn one banner impression for every two you display on your page. Try banner campaigns in combination with a pop under campaign. Send that cheap traffic to a web page with original content and some banners from 2-6 free banner exchanges. Be careful: Do not create a banner “farm”! The banner exchanges will suspend your account.
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Is anyone running own web directory? Currently I am working on list of web directories – if somebody would like to have their directory included in the list please write in comments directory name, URL, Google PR, and if it’s SEF.
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