And don't be afraid to accept criticism. If no one is available, take a break from your project if at all possible, so you can approach your graphic project with fresher, less biased eyes. But really, anyone's opinion helps to pinpoint strengths and weaknesses in your designs, so don't be afraid to ask. How do these graphics strike you? Do they support the message? What would you change? The less they know about your presentation, company, or product the more helpful their opinion, as it will more closely approximate your audience's reaction. After focusing on your graphics project, it helps to get a fresh perspective.
Offer
a free service, like the one the doctor uses above!
Run a contest! Give away free stuff or extra bonuses if
they visit your site. Most of the traffic on the
web come from search engines, so make sure your site is
optimized for them. Make sure you have submitted your site
to all of these engines. Double check your 'title' and 'description' meta tags for any
obvious mistakes. Spend a day or so, checking all your keywords.