Useful, colleagues: about crossposting from TG.
Telegram is such a thing in itself: you write a post in a channel, and no one except subscribers sees it, and you can only get new subscribers through a song and dance.
This is where crossposting comes to the rescue (some services have a function of automatically copying posts from your channel to their website).

For example:
- Crossposting is available on Dzen. I recently found out about it and set it up for myself. I have an old channel there that has been in shadow ban for a long time, but even it gave these posts copied from TG views, and real people came from them to look at my comics and books. In general, it's useful, I recommend it. You can create a channel for free, and setting up crossposting is also free. By the way, when you create a channel, Dzen automatically creates a group for you on Odnoklassniki and copies posts there too, further increasing reach.
- Crossposting is available on Boosty. It can also automatically transfer posts from TG. And then search engines will pick them up.
- Crossposting is available on Setka. It's a new social network. But why not, if it's free.
- Crossposting is available on Tambur (a young site created specifically as an aggregator of Telegram posts).

Convenient: you just run a TG channel, and thanks to crossposting, the reach of your posts increases without extra effort on your part.

So go ahead, comrades, and let as many people as possible learn about your creativity!

PS: Archive of useful articles for comic artists and writers

#useful