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Is it ok to just post a new message in mtgsalvation with a link to Draw3Cards, magic-league, etc... ? I'm not a user of those forums, and I don't want to break forum rules.

Where should we post about this?

I already published once in the Magic Facebook group and my blog.

Edit: Still looking for more affiliates and ideas. I believe we're still not realizing the full potential of this site, we have only 49 teachers.

edited Dec 17 at 0:14

asked Oct 25 at 11:11

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	If I could offer a bounty, I would (a question has to be idle for two days before I can offer a bounty) – ripper234♦ Oct 25 at 11:39
	What's a bounty? :o – Ancarma♦ Oct 25 at 13:12
	A bounty is a certain amount of reputation the asker is willing to donate to whoever posts the accepted answer. See the FAQ for more (under "What if I don't get a good answer?"). – Avish♦ Oct 25 at 13:37

Calvin · Accepted Answer · 2009-12-17 05:43:02Z UTC

The link on my blog is still up, although I haven't had many chances to post in the last month. You can ask any number of MTG websites for a link exchange, which will improve your standing on Google (I have exchanges with TrollandToad). You can publicize it in Google Wave. There aren't many public waves about Magic right now. If you don't have an account, I can send you an invite - email me anything and I'll send an invite to that email address. (calvinpom (at) gmail (dot) com) Tweet about the website, put it in your signature in MTGSalvation and the Wizards forums, and post in both. Create a Facebook group about it yourself. That will draw users from Facebook. In general, the more links to your website the better your ranking in Google and the other search engines.

EDIT: There already is a public wave about MTG websites. Draw 3 Cards is not currently on it, but I could add you myself if you want.

Julain · Answer 2 · 2009-10-25 13:13:54Z UTC

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I would suggest a mail to Wotc, maybe they will mention it in an article. Also MTGOtraders, scg and channelfireball.com. are sites with a lot of uses. A mail to the admins could get draw3cards a link from those sites if lucky.

answered Oct 25 at 13:13

Julain
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I'll give it a try, thanks. – ripper234♦ Oct 25 at 14:49

Roy Tang · Answer 3 · 2009-10-30 13:40:43Z UTC

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Post it on twitter, tag it #mtg:

http://twitter.com/roytang/status/5287207991

answered Oct 30 at 13:40

Roy Tang
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Calvin · Answer 4 · 2009-10-26 00:46:48Z UTC

Hello. I will post a link to your website on my blog, if you remind me in about a week. You emailed me, so if you've read that reply first than you already know this. I would like you to post a link to my blog somewhere on your website, also, please.

Krinn · Answer 5 · 2009-12-18 16:50:52Z UTC

Unfortunately, this is pretty much a question of good SEO and time. Currently, forums such as MTGSalvation and the official WOTC boards have enough of a population that people can basically get questions answered the way they would here. In the current "market" of MTG sites, I'd expect slow growth from any new site. Getting inbound links from well-established existing sites and pundits is good, and building social-media traction is good. It's just that in the current market, already competitive, there's no room for explosive growth. So do the work to grow steadily.

Ideas on where to publish Draw3Cards?

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