The best place: everywhere you can!
Do a search online for different terms, like "free ad exchanges", "free advertising exchanges", "free text ads", "free safelists", etc. Then try the same searches without "free".
Create a spreadsheet where you can track your ads. For each site you find from one of the above searches, enter a line in your spreadsheet with the URL.
When you sign up for each of these (most require some kind of sign up) enter the user ID and password you're using for that site in the spreadsheet.
Now you have a handy place to keep all this organized. And where you can record your tracking codes to keep them organized. You can group the list into categories (text ad exchanges, traffic echanges, safelists, etc.) to make it easier to find what you need.
As you're advertising on a site, check the ads for other traffic sources on the site. Don't fall into the trap of chasing ads forever, but just make note of the URL in your spreadsheet and then get back to the task that took you to the site.
And don't forget offline advertising!
Coffee shops, grocery stores, bookstores, and similar small businesses often have a bulletin board. Hang a flyer. Put an SFI card on the cars in a parking lot at a flea market or bargain fair.
Try each type of advertising at least three times.
And don't stop trying new stuff, no matter how wierd it seems. You'll get new ideas as you work on the obvious ones. Remember, a minimum of 3 to 5 new ads a day, everyday.
To you success!
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The best place: everywhere you can!
Do a search online for different terms, like "free ad exchanges", "free advertising exchanges", "free text ads", "free safelists", etc. Then try the same searches without "free".
Create a spreadsheet where you can track your ads. For each site you find from one of the above searches, enter a line in your spreadsheet with the URL.
When you sign up for each of these (most require
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