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Old 09-17-2004, 04:19 PM
oceanmajk oceanmajk is offline
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First of all, like clasione said, forget about FFA's or any other large link farms. And DEFINATELY don't pay anyone who offers to put your link in a million search engines or whatever. They don't produce visitors, and they they definately won't improve your search engine rankings just because they link to you. Most search engines nowadays are even penalizing sites for being listed in these directories. I've even had a threat of a lawsuit from one very unhappy individual who was being spammed by one of the directories I just happened to be listed in, without my knowledge.

If you're just starting off, I'd focus on developing a good website, with good content and good products. The few visitors that do visit your site will come back and remember you if you have something worthwhile.

One thing I always try and remember is, if I wouldn't buy my product or use my website for myself, why would anyone else?!

Quality will eventually equal qauantity in visitors in the long run. Just keep working hard and build quality business relationships to get the word out about your site and products. It's not going to happen overnight, and don't pay anyone who promises it will.
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