How to Promote Your Writings and Your Website With Frontend Dogma
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You know that you can use Frontend Dogma to learn and stay up-to-date on web development as well as to test and enhance your website(s).
But do you know how to use Frontend Dogma to your career and personal advantage?
There are currently three great options:
Option 1: Share Your Writings With Frontend Dogma
You can contact us about any links you think we should feature—including your own!
If you’re nervous about promoting your own work, don’t be—this is entirely fine, and online marketing is hard. Yet see it this way: We don’t want to miss out on what you do, and are happy to share your work!
The only thing we ask of you is understanding that it’s still on us to decide if and how to feature the material.
If that works for you, send us your links for consideration!
Option 2: Whitelist Your Domain
Because Frontend Dogma maintains a massive archive with tens of thousands of links, we mark URLs as nofollow by default to guard against content and owner changes.
However, you can boost your work and support ours by whitelisting your domain.
What this means is that you vouch for the quality of your material, confirm that you’re watching over it, and compensate us for monitoring your website more closely to ensure your links remain active, accurate, and prominently featured.
If that one sounds reasonable to you, check on your domain and provide us with the details!
Option 3: Get Your Name and Website Out as a Glossary Term Sponsor
As a publisher, Frontend Dogma also runs the most comprehensive web development glossary, WebGlossary.info (check out the ebook!).
You can get your name and website added to the glossary as well for a small sponsorship fee: Pick a term you feel connected with, and sponsor it!
Although the links are marked as sponsored, they allow you to express your professional passions—and to get some traffic as well.
If this is interesting to you, browse the glossary terms to pick the terms to be known for!
—Three ways to promote your writings and your website with Frontend Dogma. Let us know if you run into any issues, or if you have more ideas that would be good for everyone!