Webrings - A good thing?

[Patrick Miller]

Sigs..... Put the link in your sig. Then you don't get cought saying hey 
check out my site. Instead, if you say something good, bad, or whatever 
someone will want to see what else this guy has to say. i.e. on his web 
page.

Jonathan Hutchins wrote:

>You may have heard this somewhere before, but: It's all about content.  
>If you want people to come to your site, there has to be something 
>there that you want.
>
>I realise that this puts you in a chicken-and-egg position for a site 
>soliciting public contribution as it's content.  I have two suggestions:
>
>First, you may get some good by putting calls for articles in public 
>forums on Usenet, and on lists like this one.  Be subtle, considerate 
>of the theme of the list, and DON'T JUST SPAM.
>
>Second, build a good "links" page that links to content similar to or 
>related to what you want for your site.  Links get noticed, and will 
>result in back-traffic to your site.  They also offer a quick way to 
>build content without either stealing it or having to come up with it 
>yourself.  (This is what sites like slashdot are all about.)
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