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Does anyone know a better site than reddit?

  1. rtburroughs2 profile image80
    rtburroughs2posted 6 years ago

    Does anyone know a better site than reddit?

    Someone Suggested Reddit but I keep getting error messages. Does anybody know a better site to post content?

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  2. katedonavon profile image75
    katedonavonposted 6 years ago

    You could try Redgage as a place to post links. I have gotten a few views from that site--nothing to brag about, but it is a free backlink. You can also post other content such as photos or articles on there.

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  3. Marisa Wright profile image98
    Marisa Wrightposted 6 years ago

    Your question reveals that you have a lot to learn about how to promote your work.

    First of all, sites like Reddit were created so that members could share outstanding web pages with each other.  They don't like people who join just to push their own pages regardless of quality.  On many of these sites, promoting your OWN work is against the terms of service and if you're caught, you can get banned.

    Many people do post their own work on these sites, but you must post lots of other good quality articles and websites to camouflage what you're doing.  That's a lot of work and it becomes debatable whether it's worth it. 

    Beginners post on bookmarking sites.  More experienced online writers do other stuff - do some research and learn!

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  4. homesteadbound profile image88
    homesteadboundposted 6 years ago

    You might try Pinterest. There have been several hubs written about it lately. It is fun and many people are getting views from it. But as in all sites, you want to be careful about spamming.

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