Some ideas for promoting a brand new website
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Hello guys,
I`d like to ask you if you can give me some ideas on how to start promoting a brand new website and any good places where to get some backlinks
Thanks
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Hi there,
This is an incredibly broad question that you'd really need to hire a freelance consultant or agency to work on for an extended period for best results The issue of how and where to promote a new website is pretty much a cornerstone of online marketing.
As far as link development goes, I would start with the link building category here on the Moz blog. There is link development and promotion content on there dating back almost ten years (clearly the older stuff might be quite outdated now).
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Many universities have a "study abroad" program. These programs usually have a faculty or staff member who assists students looking to spend one summer or one semester studying at a university outside of the USA.
If the program has a website it can usually be found in Google with a query like this....
site:.edu study abroad program
Many universities also have internship programs. These can be arranged through a central office or through faculty members in individual department. Internships are normally served within the USA and within a short distance of the school. Some might be open to internships abroad. You can find them with queries like these....
site:.edu internship programs
site:.edu engineering internships
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Hello EGOL
Thanks for your reply, our website is www.helpgoabroad.com, the website is designed for companies who would like to promote their volunteer, jobs, study abroad, internships , etc. Our main target are students, people who would like to go abroad. Also we have a blog where we write some articles every day.
Thanks, appreciate if you could give some suggestions.
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The best answer to this question depends upon what type of website you have, who the target audience is and the quality of the content that you have.
So, if you provide the URL of your website you will get better suggestions for promotion. If you don't want to share the site URL then a detailed description of your site, its content, and your audience will be helpful.
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