Ten Simple Ways To Promote Your Website or Product

Today I would like to delve a little into one of the most frequent questions that I get asked, and that is:

"how can I get traffic to my website/product so I can start earning cash?"

I don't know how many times I have had to answer this, but it's a LOT!

I have structured this in the form of a numbered list, so you can easily follow it step by step and you can always come back here if you get stuck.

Ten Simple Ways To Promote Your Website or Product

1. Create an eBook and give away resale rights with it.

It is not as hard as you might think to write your own eBook about a chosen subject, you can get most of your ideas from Private Label content. Basically, you need to choose a subject that you think is going to be popular and people will be attrated to, three main categories for a good title are something that will save the reader time, something that will save the reader money and something that will explain how to do something in particular.
Once you have a subject you can then find as much material on that as you can to help you write about it, again, you can use Private Label content to assist your writing. Don't forget to place lots of links to your website or product inside the eBook! Brandable eBooks are the easiest option, so long as they allow you to brand your required link.
John Thornhill goes into more detal in creating an eBook from scratch in his eBook 'Auction Profit Streams'

2. Submit an article to article directories.

You can submit an article with your link included to an article directory and when people read or use the article you will then get your link spread about, a few good article submission directories are: Ezine Articles, Best Ezines and Go Articles, however, the easiest option is to submit to multiple directories all in one go, from here.
You will probably not realize, but your article has the possibility of being used by others, for websites, other article directories, e-zines and more, the best bit is that your link/info. will always be there. If you struggle for article content try splitting Private Label content and add your own spin on it. Try to be as unique as you possibly can.