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Everybody wants to promote their Web site. Nobody wants to spend much money. Dispensing advice to webmasters who want to increase their traffic is a booming business these days, but the field is rife with bad advice, shady deals, and just plain rip-offs. In fact it is very important to promote your site, and there are a lot of legitimate resources that can help you out, so how to separate the valuable from the vapid? Read on.

Contents:

• Bogus Site-Promotion Services
• Melvin's Cool Links Page
• To Link or Not to Link
• The Wages of Spam
• Further Resources

Bogus Site-Promotion Services