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I have a new website and looking to get traffic without spending a lot of money or waiting a long time, I have another website it took 8 years to figure out how to market. It is on page 1 for all of the top search engines. However this time i would like to get other ideas to market my new site in a little less time.I am open for all ideas. Thanks

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For a new site needing quick, low-cost traffic, a balanced approach works best: a tightly scoped paid test paired with focused conversion work. Given ’s note that the previous site took eight years to learn marketing, the aim is to compress that learning curve with small, measurable experiments. As and observed, paid search (when narrowly targeted) can deliver immediate visitors, but only if campaigns are limited to three–five high-intent phrases, routed to a single focused landing page with one clear offer and headline, and run under a strict daily spend cap while measuring conversions rather than raw visits.

’s checklist is broadly useful but doesn’t prioritize. Quick, inexpensive complements worth trying first are targeted partnerships (simple newsletter swaps or a brief co-promotion with a complementary site), seeding one strong piece of content into two or three highly relevant niche communities, and offering a tracked referral or coupon incentive to encourage sharing. Those approaches concentrate exposure on audiences that already have interest, so acquisition cost stays lower than broad outreach.

Tracking and rapid optimization are essential. Instrument every campaign link with basic tracking parameters, log cost-per-lead and source-specific conversion rates, and run very small A/B tests (headline vs. call-to-action) over a 5–7 day window. Treat a modest daily test budget per channel as an experiment to identify winners; then reallocate to top performers. Focus on meaningful actions—email capture, trial starts, or purchases—so scaling is based on value, not vanity metrics.

Keep paid spend experimental: small bets, quick learnings, scale winners. ’s caution about cost is valid—set caps and kill underperformers early. Maintain a short test log (hypothesis → change → result) and iterate; disciplined cycles of target, measure, optimize, scale produce repeatable, inexpensive growth far faster than scattershot promotion.

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Defently goole adwords

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Google AdWords would be an ideal place to start .. then overture then also read the tutorials here:

There are the tools there to check your rank.. popularity and also check your keywords and such.

It also provides you with the KNOWLEDGE of how to optimize your pages.

Also another good source...

http:/pagerank.net

They also have good tools to use to check with.

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Here are a few ideas you might consider looking into...

* Viral Marketing [Freebie from your website]
* Search Engine Optimization
* Niche Directories
* Online Communities [Forums, Blogs, etc.]
* Free Reprint Articles
* Banner/Link Exchange [Coop Ad Network, etc.]
* RSS Feeds [Syndicating Content]
* Press Releases [PRLeap, etc.]
* Internet Yellow Pages
* Email Marketing
* eSignatures [Forums, email, etc.]
* Directory Listings [DMOZ, etc.]
* Free Online Classifieds
* Offline Strategies

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Defently goole adwords

I do not fully agreed. Google adword is expensive.

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Ken,

I agree it can be exepensive. But if used correctly you can make alot of money with it.

Meaning you have a good product and you market it correctly.

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Here are a few ideas you might consider looking into...

* Viral Marketing [Freebie from your website]
* Search Engine Optimization
* Niche Directories
* Online Communities [Forums, Blogs, etc.]
* Free Reprint Articles
* Banner/Link Exchange [Coop Ad Network, etc.]
* RSS Feeds [Syndicating Content]
* Press Releases [PRLeap, etc.]
* Internet Yellow Pages
* Email Marketing
* eSignatures [Forums, email, etc.]
* Directory Listings [DMOZ, etc.]
* Free Online Classifieds
* Offline Strategies

Nice checklist there for people to use. Thanks

Member Avatar for ResaleBroker

Nice checklist there for people to use. Thanks

Thanks for the positive feedback. ;)

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Here are some articles that are VERY interesting reads.

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