Medium.com – The site boasts “120 million curious readers and growing.” This is a great site to share your knowledge and expertise.
Infographic sharing sites – If you create a lot of infographics or datagraphics, sharing them on multiple other sites can get you a lot of exposure.
Forums – You can get engaged on industry forums as well as sites such as Quora and answer questions about your industry, products and services.
Guest Blogging – Lots of sites use guest bloggers to offer their readers a more well-rounded offering from other experts in specific fields.
HARO (Help a Reporter Out) – Sign up for this site and get a list several times a day from reporters looking for people with specific knowledge and experience,
Local Resource Pages – See how many sites you can find that promote local businesses. It may be a directory type site or another business that promotes local.
Chamber of Commerce – If you’re not part of your local chamber (and there may be more than one for you to join), check them out. You’ll get an online and print listing.
Check Competitors Pages – Using tools such as ahrefs or SEMRush, you can find the sites your competitors are on and see which sites you can get a link on.
LinkedIn Articles – If you’re not publishing articles on LI, you’re missing out. By using specific hashtags, you can get your articles found and also promote them in posts.
Video Ads – This is pretty much the cheapest type of ad you can run. For mere pennies you can get your message seen and drive traffic to your site.
If you have questions on any of these website promotion strategies, contact Six Degrees Digital Media today.
