Spammers have burned the idea of "self promotion", but there's still ways do it it fairly. What's your content? Is it something you want to read? Most importan

Spammers have burned the idea of "self promotion", but there's still ways do it it fairly. What's your content? Is it something you want to read? Most important, if you can't stand to read it, don't expect others to. Is it about some subject others are interested in? Do they discuss it elsewhere? If so you should watch that forum and take any opportunity to share links to your posts when they're relevant. Not spamming, just "I have a post about $X" when that's actually being discussed. maybe a include a quote. "$X is best used in combination with $Y, imo, and I go into more detail here at link" Even if your content isn't that focused you might find legitimate opportunities to share a link. For example, I've got a "daily news links" site: https://snafuhall.com/ https://snafuhall.com/ It's not specific enough to be mentioned in many conversations but I manage sometimes. Regardless, be prepared for the fact that "success" is relative; there's a lot of people out there with no desire to know about anything that wasn't stuffed into their terminal by their familiar sources. Just having your urls to reference in public yourself is worth some effort. The net is so ephemeral, being able to say "this existed then and i took some note of it" is something.