• These posters and flyers will come in handy. Put them up in popular places - tea rooms, computer laboratories, grad common rooms, lecture halls, bars, and libraries are a great start. Don't forget to write in your referral code!!
• Go chat to your librarian or e-learning resources department and get them to include your referral link and perhaps this short blurb.
• Create a Qiqqa usergroup that meets for perhaps an hour a month to help each other out (especially the newcomers) and showcase new features.
• Use social media for wider reach. Methods that seem popular are: an occasional Tweet, your Facebook wall or status, your email signature, your webpage.

Here's how others describe Qiqqa and how it helps them:

• How does anyone write up their research without an annotation report?! Sally, Oxford
• A searchable library for your PDFs and notes. - James, Cambridge
• Thanks to Qiqqa's search and tags I have never again lost papers in hundreds of PDFs and folders. - Frank, Mannheim
• Just incredible! - Matt, MIT

...and auto populate BibTeX references with the BibTeX Sniffer, cite whilst you write up in Word, suggests the best paper to cite, discover themes with Qiqqa Expedition, explore papers in brainstorms, free cloud storage, and so on and so on.