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7 Cheap Ways To Buy Online Exposure
Courtesy of SmallBizResource.com, a service of bMighty.com

by Fredric Paul

Building a brand online isn't easy for most small and midsize companies. But the bright folks over at Search Engine Land have some useful and inexpensive tips.

Aaron Wall is mostly writing about how Editorial & Advertising come together on the Web, but he also takes a look at the problem of brand building for small companies, and offers seven useful things to try:

  1. Create featured content. Some content should be more important than other content.
  2. Outbound links. And pitch the people you link to.
  3. Advertise on non-commercial keywords. They're often much cheaper than commercial keywords.
  4. Buy ads on sites that rank. Prices vary widely, find the deals.
  5. PR Leads. Offer quotes to the media, and then use their logos in an "as seen in” section.
  6. Clean user experience. Don't bother with ads at first.
  7. Free samples. Comp the thought leaders.

There's a lot more info in the original column, but basically, it all comes down to the fact that if you don't have the money to do things the traditional way, then you need to find alternatives that don't cost as much.

Posted on July 14, 2009 at 4:35 PM
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Great Tips! Will be definitely implementing some of these.

Posted by: trademark on July 15, 2009 at 12:46 PM

thank you for this information though it is not really that easy for me to get to the target as quick as just few months to totally get that online exposure I need. yet this info really helps.ill be reading more of your articles. keep it up and ill be looking forward for more.

Posted by: rich on July 18, 2009 at 12:47 PM

Nice, thanks for the tips. I have a couple things to add. It’s important to do everything you can in order to get online exposure; make use of all the free resources you can get. There’s already so much at your disposal. For example, making a quick video that might attract viewers is not too hard these days. Crack some jokes or do something funny on video and put it up on YouTube, AdWido, and Veoh. This can get you a lot for free.

Posted by: Matt4 on July 28, 2009 at 5:52 PM

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