SubmitMySoft Guide 2.0
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SubmitMySoft (more products...) |
| OS: | Win98/ME/NT 3.x/NT 4.x/XP/2000/2003 |
| License: | Freeware |
| Price: |
FREE |
| Size: | 0.21 MB |
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Every shareware developer knows that to get the software product purchased the customer should first download and test it. To make the customer download your software product all major and minor download websites should have a listing of your product information. The more download websites advertise your product, the more customers you get.
The process of filling out the forms on download sites is very tedious and monotonous requiring much time and efforts. Just imagine filling in at least 600 forms with your product information! So, what is the solution?
SubmitMySoft will advertise your product by submitting it to 1000+ download websites and will save you much time and money. Our submission specialists will get the job done fast and efficient using semi-automated submission tools when possible. As a result you will get your product listed to all known download sites and drive customers to your website to download and purchase your software product.
Moreover, you will get hundreds of new direct links to your website from download catalogs (like Download.com, Tucows.com, Sharewareplaza.com, etc.) that is considered as a part of Search Engine Optimization job. Search engines will evaluate your product website higher as numerous trusted and well promoted shareware catalogs will advertise your product and its website.
As a unique follow-up solution for shareware authors and vendors we offer article submission. When your product has been listed at major and minor software download archives it's high time to create a fuss over the software product. It's absolutely necessary to inform everyone (newspapers, magazines, independent editors, online resources) about the advantages of your software by sending out your article to editors and website administrators to be published and read by target audience. This way you product will reach its target audience either through download archive or online/offline resources. |
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