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I am hoping to get suggestions to where it is possibly to get linked from and/or get your business listed for free?

I know of diystartups.com which is decent. Any other suggestions?

Thanks, Alex

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Listing a startup is pretty useless unless you target the people you hope will use it/buy it. – TimJ Mar 27 '11 at 2:33
The question was where it is possible to get a start-up listed. Not whether that is a good idea or not. – Genadinik Mar 27 '11 at 3:53

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Here are a few that you could submit yourself to in short order.

http://www.killerstartups.com

http://www.crunchbase.com

http://judgespot.com/review/Startups

http://startupranking.com

http://www.headstartup.com

http://www.ziipa.com/

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These are very good. I have no idea why someone gave a down vote. I just up-voted. – Genadinik Mar 27 '11 at 2:41
Joseph, seems like you really know your stuff. Have you had experience promoting a start-up before? – Genadinik Mar 27 '11 at 4:01
Thanks for the up-vote - and yes, a bit. I'm on my 4th right now, and I hope that over my trials + errors, that some good ideas have stuck! :) – Joseph Fung Mar 31 '11 at 17:52

@Tim makes a critical point here. There seems to be a bubble of activity around startups and services helping startups like all these sites listed. Frankly, the only people interested in reading these is more than not likely investors. So unless you're at a point you want to attract investors, I suggest focusing on your target customers for marketing.

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I am pretty sure investors don't read much of that stuff. Its low quality. Good investors learn about opportunities from recommendations. The cool thing about these sites are a tiny bit of exposure and links. Why not get them if you can since they link to early sites :) – Genadinik Mar 30 '11 at 5:05

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