Hi Fescobar, One great way to drive people to your website is effective marketing and advertising. Here are a few links that might help you market your online business: Small Business Marketing (Pay special attention to the Develop A Marketing Plan section) Give Your Marketing a Check-Up for 2011 The 'Ultimate' Small Business Marketing Guide The last two links provide good information about creating a marketing plan and if you already have one, enhancing your marketing plan.

You should also try some SEO tactics to drive people to your site. You don't have to pay Google for traffic, if you are organically ranked for search terms and can get that traffic for free. The best advice for a site starting out is to figure out some non-competitive keywords that will start to bring a small amount of traffic to your site, and then build from there. Once you see the value of SEO you will be able to assess the investment you make there vs the cost of advertising. For more on how SEO works see this article on my site, and please let me know if you have any questions: boomient.com/how-seo-works this post was edited to remove a commercial hyperlink

If you are intersted I can give you some useful advices and tehnologies that will help you to attract traffic.

Can you post some tips here? :) I want to bookmark this and learn from others as well.

A good way to get targetted visitors to your website is PPC websites like Google Adwords, There are also several other techniques such as banner advertising, I suggest advertising on websites that are in the Graphics / Web design niche and you should see some better results.

Pay Per Click or PPC advertising is always an option, but it requires some understanding and prior planning before starting, otherwise it can become a potentially expensive advertising medium. Before considering PPC, it's vital to clearly define your goals. Do you want a visitor that comes from a PPC campaign to call about your service, fill out a form, make an online purchase, etc.? While PPC can be used to advertise most any business or service, it performs better for some of the desired actions (such as buying online) versus others. Having managed PPC campaigns for prior clients with PPC budgets of $20K to $40K per month, I can tell you from personal experience that PPC can drive exceptionally targeted traffic and be successful or it can break your marketing budget very quickly. Although your mileage may vary depending on your technical skills and the amount of time you are willing to invest or outsource, acquiring organic search traffic through the search engines is probably a better approach as the traffic is less expensive and tends to convert better. A great starting point for SEO are one of the 'SEO for Dummies' books as they provide a nice fundamental introduction to basic SEO.

Brad, I have to disagree about SEO for Dummies books. Technology books on the internet are mostly outdated - you need new, constantly changing info. Check out SEOmoz's beginners guide - just GOogle that and you should find it. It's great for getting started in SEO.

Driving people to your site is one thing but to make a website make some good business. You must first make sure that your site offer good content, it should also be easy to navigate and provide good resource material so that people will revisit your site or will pass your site to people they know. dont be to quick to jump to a PPC campaign. Make you site good and easy at first.