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By Randy
Redhawk
One tried and proven solution is by writing a small article
about your site and submitting it to an S.E.O. and content
provider site. People visit these sites every day to discover
articles which they can include in their own site. These articles,
which can cover all sorts of topics from angling to zoo-keeping,
are designed to provide a taste of what your own site contains.
They would usually be about one small part of your own site,
but are sufficiently interesting to make a reader click on
the link to your site so that they can find out more information,
thus leading to a greater number of hits.
They should be relatively short, say 400 to 500 words, so
that a reader will not become bored by them. Research has
shown that if a visitor to a web site does not have their
attention grabbed within about 5 seconds, or less, they will
move on.
Some article submission sites, like bookwired.com, will offer,
in addition to hosting your article, an article writing service.
You provide them with an idea of the style you want, a description
of your site and they will provide you with an article.
Some sites will expect you to submit the article to them
for hosting, while others will give you the article so that
you choose where to submit it. Whatever you choose, copyright
of the article always remains with you, and this is acknowledged
by a small statement that the content was provided by whoever.
There is also usually a link to the article writer, thus ensuring
that your site receives a measure of promotion.
Submitting an article is generally a straightforward procedure.
You choose the content provider you wish to submit your article
to, register with them, and you are then able to submit your
article.
If you would like some more information on the subject of
site promotion and article submission, visit http://www.bookwired.com
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visit http://bookwired.com
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