Tool sharing sites
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Hi All
I have a finance calculator that our IT team have built and I would like to get it distributed to sites will find it useful, I am contacting sites that I think will directly benefit from the calculator, but are there sites that I can share it on (like you would use youtube for video)?
Thanks
Sean
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Thanks for that Omid
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I'm sure there are SEO friendly "directories" out there that are exclusive to IT and/or software development. Heck Google has come out with Analytics for tracking the distribution and usage of your apps and loggr already is ahead for "web apps" in some ways.
You could approach sites such as weebly or other template websites that integrate "apps" using their own APIs, aside from getting exposure through industry or application specific directories.
Possibly, schools and universities?
And last but not least, I would make a video of how it performs, short and to point, high quality, and convince people why they should buy and tell them what is so different about it.
widgetbox and similar sites may also help you get exposure for your app.
Hope this helps
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