Promote Your WebsiteJust as much as helping web users find great new websites, FlitterWeb's mission is also helping webmasters, site admins, web developers and online business owners promote and market their websites. After all we started out as a small site ourselves, doggedly trying to get the word out about our service and trying to find the best avenues to market ourselves, and we're determined to help new sites find their place in the eCosystem as well.To that end, FlitterWeb provides a number of features and services to help site owners increase their website's visibility and userbase. Check out some of our best options below! Submit a New SiteFlitterWebThe first and most obvious marketing tool that FlitterWeb provides is FlitterWeb itself. Just submit your website, provide as much information as possible, and, once the moderation team has approved it, your site will be added to our database free of charge. It will automatically begin appearing on the front page icon scrollers, the category lists, and the search results without any more action required.All site information, such as description or logo icon, is determined and maintained by our community and moderation team. If you want more control over your listing details, check out the Developer Accounts described below. ButtonsOne of the many tools available on FlitterDev, these embeddable buttons allow you to show off your site's like count or FW score with your users right on your own page, encouraging them to contribute their own opinions (a good way of increasing your score!). Just input a few variables, select whether you want the display your site's likes or its rating, and then copy the code into your own page and FlitterWeb takes care of the rest!CommunityThere are a lot of ways to market something, but you can never go wrong by simply connecting with the people. The FlitterWeb Community Forums are the best way to connect with the FlitterWeb userbase. Start a thread promoting your site, ask for feedback from our savvy and articulate userbase, or just join a conversation and get to know some potential fans. Forum posting privileges are unlocked through interaction with the site, while registered developers get instant access.Developer AccountsDeveloper Accounts are the ultimate tool for site owners who are looking to take their marketing to the next level. For $27.99/month after a 14-day free trial, developers receive a whole host of extra features and special tools to help you get the word out about your website, from easy stats tracking for your listing page to cover photos, social media integration, custom color schemes, instant posting privileges on the Community Forums, and more.
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Developer Account payments are handled through PayPal for security and ease, and setup requires manual approval by a FlitterWeb admin, so you can rest assured that only you will be in charge of your listing.These are just a few of the many ways that FlitterWeb can help you promote your website. So go ahead, submit your site, explore the Developer Portal, engage with the community, and start getting the word out about your own website, with FlitterWeb, the Index of the Internet! |
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