1. Register your complete details in the forum. Do not just give your user id alone as it may seems spammy. Do not make that forum your direct sales page. Offer valuable contents and answers to questions in the forum and gain some trust with the forum members. Become a respected member of that forum. Once you have built some trust and rapport with the members there, you can begin to mention your site, following the rules of that particular forum.
2. Put a link to your site in your signature, if allowed,

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Where do you start for your first website? Is it with HTML or PHP?

I started by creating simple HTML pages before I went with some scripting using PHP.

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Today 3/14/2010 I am starting project
How to collect and what to do with those leads. I will inform you every day about statistic, that you will see day after day how this system is working, and how it produce leads.

Idea:
Recently Tom Prendergast add to veretekk gold account FreeFFa leads. Every day we can use those leads to send out our autoresonder. Today I send email to 2164 leads. If I will collect those leads...

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