New websites need a little help to get noticed when they first go online. Here are a few tips to get you started. These tips address new readers, feeds and seo for starters. Use these and you will definitely get noticed.

Blogging can get you noticed in several ways. First of all it mentions your new website, it provides links to your new website, and it broadcasts your content full of keywords. As a blogger you should leave comments on other like content blogs with your new website’s name and links in the comments(!)

Press releases can be sent to any and all online news publications that can handle your content. It makes those publications aware that you are out there, and if they print your releases it lets all of their readers catch your new website.

Directory submission gets you listed into a directory for searchers, it puts links to your new website out there, and if it’s a good directory it can make immediate traffic for your well categorized content or products.

Article submission gets your ideas read, leaves links to your new website, lets people know of your expertise in your specific content area, and builds SEO.

Newsletters work great for people who want to relate to all of your new website’s occurrences and special events. This helps build readership, reader involvement and traffic.

Also - Biggie! Make sure you submit your website to search engines. Don’t do this until your website is complete and well search optimized with keywords, tags, titles, etc. Submit to the big three - Google, Yahoo! and MSN first. Then as time permits submit to other search engines especially if they are specialized or niche related searches.

While these are just a few of the ways to get your new website noticed, they are very effective ways. And these are possibly the most productive ways of getting noticed for the amount of time and effort that is involved in each of the ways in this phenomenal list.

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Arthur Browning