100 ways to promote your website

1. Forum signature.
2. Get inbound links from other web sites, preferably authority websites.
3. Join Twitter - don't spam with lots of advertising links, interact with others as well
4. Always ensure your website link is present in your email signature
5. Email marketing
6. Put your web address on your car!
7. Do a flyer campaign
8. Guest blogging
9. Set up an affiliate programme.
10. Social Bookmarking sites - Digg, Stumbleupon, del.icio.us
11. Get your Banner Ad on some great forums
12. Comment on lots of blogs to get a link back to your website
13. Put a free ad on citylocal.co.uk
15. Write a Press Release
16. Sign up to UK Business Labs
17. Facebook page
18. Optimise LinkedIn Profile for SEO - this is very important. For instance, did you know that the links you add to your LinkedIn profile are follow links? This means they'll be counted by the Search Engines. You can also optimise the way your links are displayed on your profile - just go to edit profile and edit your links. in the drop-down for websites - select other, add a descriptive keyword to the second field and then add the link - your link will then appear with anchor text (e.g. small business insurance) rather than "Company Website" or "Personal Website
19. Deliver Leaflets to the relevant persons!
20. Submit it manually to all major search engines.
21. Get creative with QR codes
22. PPC (pay per click) advertising.
23 - Write a spoof controversial blog post
26. Sponsor an event or local fair.
27 Make use of Schema coding, recognised by Google, Yahoo and Microsoft to improve accuracy of search results - schema.org - Home            
28. Sharing your jazziest articles and web content via Digg can be a great way to get more coverage, and there is always potential for really outstanding things to go viral.
29. Squidoo, gets loads of traffic if you have a good page
30. social media- its cheap and effective and allows you to reach a wide audience
31 - Create a Locate business page    
28: Add your website to dmoz.org. This is very hard but great when you get on there.
29: Add your business to Google places and start to optimize it for your specific business keywords...
30: Text everyone in your mobile offerring them an incentive if they refer potential customers to your business.
 31. has anyone mentioned Google+ pages for business? As well as a personal profile, you can now add a business page too  
 32. Upload your PDFs to slideshare.net, docstoc.com and scribd.com, ensuring youve got anchor text live links back to your website and keywords in the document name, description and tags for getting found on the site and on google
33. Create an account on Ping.fm and wire up all your social networking/bookmarking accounts to allow a one click promotion and backlink generation back to your site.
34. Contact people on youtube who have large amount of views on their video. Ask them to advertise in the description link of the video. Make sure that the videos are on the topic to do with your business. So for example if had an online store selling tennis equipment, you could advertise on a Wimbledon video.
35. Tell the people you researched- (For e-commerce websites)If you did some market research online, then go back to the forum (or where ever the survey was posted) and tell them you've started. (Maybe offer a small discount)
36. Using directories such as Qype, Freeindex and Yelp - if you build up a profile then it does seem to lead to quite high volumes of traffic.
37. Getting a link from Wiki 
   






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