Where Do I Advertise My Website On Here?

[Security-Man2k]

Hi all,

 

I just launched my first website where people can contact me to make them a custom pen. As well as that I am going to be posting my weekly pen making updates, which is a sort of blog of my pen making disasters and triumphs. I plan do put reviews of pens, paper and ink on there too. So my question is this:

 

 

I am not sure about the etiquette on here, where would I post a link to this site?

 

Thank you in advance for your replies.

[Aysedasi]

I think you already did......

[richardandtracy]

Unless you go for paid for adverts, I think the most effective way is to become a regular contributor and have the advert in your signature line - as you have done. That way every time you make a comment, help someone, give advice, you're making a new -free- advert. It is possible to add an image to the signature to make it more attractive.

 

The next way is to sell pens on FPN through the classified ads.

 

Regards,

 

Richard

[Security-Man2k]

Ah thanks guys. Yeah I figured out the signature line bit after I posted this question.

 

On a seperate note looking at your info on the left of your posts:

 

Aysedasi - my mum lives in the new forest

 

Richard - A lot of my family comes from kent.

[Ron Z]

Note that you need to be here 30 days and have at least 30 posts before you can sell on FPN in the classifieds. Any attempt to get around this rule is likely to see your post hidden, and repeated attempts will get you suspended. The reason for this is to give members a chance to get to know you, and to discourage people who join only to sell, which is not the primary purpose of FPN.

 

You'll find out the details in the rules and guidelines. There's a drop down menu at the top of the page.

[Security-Man2k]

Ron, should i remove the link from my signature or is that ok to stay?

[Ron Z]

I think that's OK. The concern is with starting threads promoting product or services either outside of the proper forum, and/or before you qualify. But a link in your signature line shouldn't be a problem. I'll contact you by PM with some suggestions.

[Security-Man2k]

Thank you very much Ron.