Telegram is such a thing in itself: you write a post in a channel, and no one except subscribers sees it, and getting new subscribers requires jumping through hoops.
This is where cross-posting saves the day (some services have a function to automatically copy posts from your channel to their site).
For example:
- Cross-posting 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 some 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 cross-posting is also free. By the way, when you create a channel on Dzen, it automatically creates a group for you on Odnoklassniki and copies posts there too, additionally increasing reach.
- Cross-posting is available on Boosty. It can also automatically transfer posts from TG. And then search engines will pick them up.
- Cross-posting is available on Setka. It's a new social network. But why not, if it's free.
- Cross-posting 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 cross-posting, 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!
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