除了搜索引擎，我们还能从哪里获得流量

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27 Website Promotion Sources That Have Nothing to do with Google or SEO，总结得不错，转载过来与大家分享。

• Social Bookmarking(Digg, Mixx, SU, Sk-rt, Sphinn, etc.)
• Social Networking(LinkedIn, Facebook, etc.)
• Forum Participation(I shouldn’t have to say that you go there to add value, not just get traffic!!)
• Blogging (If you aren’t doing this already this should be priority #1)
• Linking Generously(What goes around, comes around - & referral traffic generally sends the best and most qualified visitors to a site)
• Advertising (Even a small budget of $50 a month can get you started with a company like BlogAds or with PPC)
• Email Marketing(An art in and of itself, but most email marketing providers can get you started for free & can cost as little as $15/month)
• Directory Listings(There are lots of free niche directories, and some good paid ones, like BOTW)
• Flyers(Get local and make flyers to post at local cafes and other community bulletin boards)
• Yahoo Groups(I’vehad long-term success building communities through email discussiongroups - really highly recommended if you have the stomach to be a goodmoderator)
• Listservs(Hosting your own email discussion groupsis a little more involved, but if you need a branded option to Yahoogroups, it is worth it)
• Press Releases(Really important to raise the visibility of your site - it’s a new priority for me as well)
• Video(I can’t go anywhere without hearing how important it is to get into video. ARGH!)
• Twitter(I haven’t been very active there, but have heard that it can be a huge traffic driver)
• Conferences(A quick search for “Wendy Piersall” and “SOBCon” brings up an astonishing 1200 results. ‘Nuff said.)
• Meetups(Real-life networking is crucial to your long-term success)
• Blog Comments(Leave them, respond to them, encourage them - love them!)
• Associations(Being involved with my local internet advertising community has been critical to my professional success)
• Widgets
  (BlogRush kind of fizzled, but MyBlogLog has been the 12th top referrer to this site in 2007)
• Memes(I find it hard to participate in them much of the time, but long-term they can be a great source of links and traffic)
• Blog Carnivals(I never had a lot of traffic from carnivals, but I do think they are important, especially for beginners)
• Craigslist(Some of my potential advertisers have done extremely well on Craigslist - not just getting traffic, but traffic that converts)
• AdLandPro(Icouldn’t handle this place - but it is indeed a forum dedicatedexclusively to letting you promote yourself - mostly for free)
• Contests(Just be careful that you don’t set up the rules so that you get banned by the search engines - unless, of course, you are already banned & don’t care   )
• Article Marketing(Some people swear by it, otherssay it’s dead - I think it’s worth mentioning and testing, as differentthings work in different niches)
• Use Email Signatures(SOOooooooo important)
• Feature RSS feeds prominently(Once you get them hooked on your content, keep them coming back by making it easy to subscribe to your feeds! A large, prominent RSS button DOES increase subscriber numbers)