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Promoting Your Site

Using Search Engines:
You can submit your site to search engines so people can find you easier. In particular, try:

Submit It! Free - announces your site to twenty popular search engines.

Promote your website throughout all of USY!
You can use some of the following pages to find out about getting the word out about your website to lots of other people in USY, and not just people in your region or chapter.

Banner Ad Exchange - Create a banner for your website, and add banner ads to your website so that USYers visiting your website can find out about other USY websites!

Getting Listed on the USY website - Read on to find out how!


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