So how do you do it?

You have to do it slowly, recognizing that you are not going to get much traffic at first.

Follow these steps:

1) Create a list of all the forums that are related to your web site’s topic. To do this, go into the search engines, searching for your topic + forums. Search related terms + forums. In most cases, you should be able to find 10-20 useful forums to use.

2) Go into each of the forums and create an account. When you create your account, you should be able to create a posting signature – something with your name and web site address on it that will show each time one of your posts shows. Generally, you will have to set up a password and username, and they will send you a confirmation email. Because some of the confirmation emails do not come in right away, rather than jumping back and forth between each forum and your email, just sign up for all of them at one time. Then go back later and click all the confirmation links in all the emails that have come in.

3) Go back into the forums and post an ‘introductory post’ in the appropriate category. Most of the forums will have a category just for introductory posts, or it will be a general category.

For your introductory post, just give your name, tell a little about yourself, and a little bit of why you are on the site (you are on the site to learn and to share). Do not pitch your product or recommend anyone go to your site – you simply have to do this slow, building a relationship with these people – and you have to remember that they are people – not just electronic emails.

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Sean Mize is a full time internet marketer who has written over 900 articles in print and 9 published ebooks.