Put your web site on business card
Incorporate your domain name into your letterhead
Buy an ad in other ezines or email newsletters
Engage in online communities and make sure you include your domain where appropriate (like in your signature)
Include a link to your web site in your email signature
Build a corporate Facebook page and post interesting information that links back to your site.
Include a link to your site in your Twitter profile
Include a link to your site in your Facebook profile
Include a link to your site in your LinkedIn profile
Include links to your site in your Tweets where appropriate
Exchange links with a related site
Develop an affiliate network where others get paid to market your site.
Create press releases for anything new: staff, location, service, product, etc. Be sure to mention the web site as the source for more information
Write on your blog regularly (if your blog isn’t on your web site, include links to your site in each blog entry)
Create an informercial video about something relevant to your company. Upload it to video sites like YouTube. Make sure the video finished with a link to the site and that the site is mentioned in the description.
Create a podcast on a relevant topic and don’t forget to mention your web site in the audio.
Use email marketing (like iContact or Aweber) to regularly communicate with your customers. Include links back to your web site
Write guest blogs for other sites with links in the bio back to your site.
Buy an ad in the local newspaper with your domain name as a prominent part of the ad
Create a TV commercial and buy some spots on local TV. Include your URL in the ad.
Run a radio ad that mentions your URL
Create an amusing video that highlights how your company solves problems and make sure the video links to your site. Upload it to Youtube.
Share company videos that you’ve uploaded on Twitter.
Share company videos that you’ve uploaded on Facebook.
Create a PowerPoint presentation about something your company is good at. Include your URL. Upload this file to a site like SlideShare.
Create a new award like “Best <your industry service or product> in <your area>”. Advertise it on your web site asking for submissions / nominations.
Create a press release to go with this new award and send it out to news organizations, pointing them to your site for more information.
Use an email blast to all your subscribers to announce the new award and point them to the site for details.
Read other blogs. Engage in that community by leaving comments (with a link back to your site)
Devote time to write a really good white paper on a hot topic in your industry. Provide this as an incentive on your web site for users to sign up for your newsletter.
Advertise this white paper on social media sites.
Post the white paper download info on sites you have access to – don’t neglect chambers of commerce and other business organizations. They’ll often share your info for free.
Offer a free seminar on a popular or useful topic. Post the details on your site and then refer people to the site for details.
Use social media to promote your seminar and direct people to your site.
Engage in or start a group on LinkedIn regarding your industry (better to engage in existing groups) or area of expertise. Establish yourself as an authority and regularly link back from the group to a pertinent part of your web site.
Blog about current events and tie them back into your topic.

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