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Do you want to advertise about your website?Wait and have a look here. Don't just start spending money on advertising because there is a very effective way to increase traffic on your website and the important thing is it's free. It will boost your bussiness like crazy. Just try it.

The only thing that you need is a little writing talent. If you think that you can write couple of articles a week, what are you waiting for.

Do you know what,there are thousands,ohh sorry,millions of e-zines and websites out there,trying to find new articles for their website. Try your talent and send your articles to different websites and e-zines. Most of them accept the articles without any problem.

It is really simple what they need is what you have. They need to pass on good,valuable information to their customers. So help them and inturn they will give you free advertising.

Ok here are few steps about what you have to do.....

1. Write an article on something that you like or some topic related to your website.

2. Include two or three lines of text giving information about you and your website at the end of the article. Also don't forget to give a link to your website.

3. Send the article to e-zines and your done.

Look it's so simple and you will have instant clicks to your website. And if the article is published and reprinted over and over again,there is nothing like it.

It's a very simple free marketing tool,just try it and see the results

About The Author

Vinay Kumar is a graduated student from MIT. He is also the founder of www.sourcecode.co.nr. His educational background and work experience is basicly in the field of computer science and programming

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