1. Write your website address any place you can. You would be surprised how many people will type in a website address they’ve seen in some random place. I’m not saying you should vandalize, but we all know of those bathroom stalls with writing all over or the public poster boards with tons of fliers. Put your web address in these places!

2. Make stickers. People love stickers. They will put them on anything from notebooks to their biking helmets. What does this mean for you? Cheap advertising! It’s really inexpensive to have some stickers printed up. Just search Google and you’ll get tons of sticker printing companies.

3. Sponsor a skier, snowboarder, cyclist, skateboarder, inline skater… You get the idea. It’s actually not as expensive as you think. There are hundreds of decent skateboarders and such that are always out on the streets, skate parks, or mountains. Get them to slap a sticker on their helmet, make some t-shirts, or a skateboard with some cool graphics. You don’t even have to pay them! Just give away free stuff. How do you do this? Head over to the local skate park or ski area and approach some people asking if they’d like some free stuff. You wouldn’t believe how quickly your website’s name will get out there.

4. Make a small giveaway. Go to the local Target, Best Buy, etc. and buy a $10 gift card to raffle off on your website. Print up some fliers and leave them in public places, post links to the raffle on FaceBook, and tell your friends. It’s amazing how much publicity a $10 gift card will get you, not to mention all the e-mail addresses you can add to your mailing list!

5. Go to a college campus and give away free stuff. College kids will literally take just about anything that’s free. Why do you think they drive Red Bull cars around campuses and give away free Red Bull? It’s a very effective marketing campaign. Get some pens or pencils made with your website’s name on it. These pens and pencils will be used all the time, left around, and borrowed. What does this mean? Tons of really cheap advertising.

Do you have any ideas for marketing a website? Leave us a comment below to let us know!

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