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At first you might be inclined to use your web 2.0 properties only for information regarding your own business.

But as I’ve mentioned before, one of the best approaches you can take to web 2.0 marketing is to provide something truly useful for your readers.

For example, you could provide free information about topics related to your niche.

This free and useful information could be:

1. Links to important news related to your niche
2. Commentaries and opinions on important happenings within your niche
3. Links to sales and coupons (even if they’re not your own)
4. Links to useful resources and web sites.

If your readers can trust they will get useful information from you, they will come back to your pages (at Twitter, Facebook, and the like) again and again.

So, I suggest you make it a habit to quickly post whatever useful information you stumble upon during your day. It takes only 1 minute, or just a few seconds when tweeting, to get a tiny but useful post out there.

Once you use these strategies to build rapport with your visitors, you can then begin to reap the rewards by marketing your services and products to them.