The small business man, the rookie, the starter and the tyro - psst…tell you what? They all have a problem. Guess what that could be? They built it, but they need people to come and watch the show. They have their sites running and even rocking but then, they need some eyeballs to witness the fireworks. Just how in the name of marketing gods, if any, do they do it? Now, if they had money to spare, there are some awesome ways to do it - Throw money, watch the show. what about the miserable poor guy? What about those who are eking out a living on yesterday’s bread crumbs?

Perhaps, these would help?

1. Yahoo Answers ! :Did I say Yahoo answers? Damn right I did. Guess what? It really works for me. The traffic isn’t some avalance or something, it basically trickles in, but I can bet my brownie points that it does produce some quality traffic. If you will kindly haul your lazy self and just answer some of those seemingly innocent questions out there, you are bound to prove yourself to be an authority on whatever-it-is-that-you-yapped-about and people would wonder what is it that you run ! Problem Solved. Nation Shows appreciation.
2. Do You Squidoo?- Squidoo? What on hell is that? An extinct breed of an unknown species? No, bubba! It is something that should have rocked like a hurricane. Well, it struck us now, at least. Every marketers dream come true and it is something like a whole team of Internet marketers and SEO specialists working on your “Lens” - that’s how they would call your honourable presence there. And the best part of it all - It’s free. What are you waiting for? Go explore !
3. Link Submission : Yeah, that is coming back to basics.It was actually forgotten until I came across this wonderful Vblog by Luke W Parker. It isn’t something that can burn your server out with an endless tirade of visitors, but is something that every newbie must end up doing as one of the first steps in marketing his/her site. It takes time but it is one of those necessary evils you must get your hands dirty on. To make matters simple, again as suggested by Luke Parker, You could use a free directory submission software mentioned on his site.

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