How to Find Your Audience By Starting With Yourself

Before creating content, let’s examine how we consume social media and learn from it.

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So, you decided. You now want to analyze and share your thoughts about Mass Effect’s inter-galactic politics in a series of blog posts. And where do you go to share it? Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, etc.

How can you do that effectively? I mean, of course, you can use tags and reach at least some of these people. But where do they hang out? Where do you hang out?

And more importantly, how can we make them care?

Let’s go over a few platforms and how to share your content effectively.

Subreddits

Suppose you’re highly engaged in the conversation around your niche. In that case, you will find Reddit to be a great place to share videos or articles you authored and receive some incredible feedback.

The downside here is that you can’t just come and share your stuff. That’s spamming. Follow the rules and see when is the appropriate time to share your links or videos in the subreddit.

For example, I shared my video interviews with Brennan Lee Mulligan — the Dungeon Master of Dimension 20 — in the subreddit with the same name and got lots of…