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How do you promote your project when you’re doing everything solo?

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  • July 16, 2025 at 5:39 pm #103536
    zara95
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    So I’ve been building this small side project — kind of a blog + resource hub for creative freelancers. It’s been exciting but also exhausting. I’m handling the content, visuals, outreach, everything… alone. I don’t have a budget for ads, and cold emails barely get replies. Social media feels like shouting into the void most days. Has anyone here figured out a way to get actual visibility and growth when you’re working solo? Any honest tips or creative strategies that actually worked for you — even just a little?

    July 17, 2025 at 12:30 pm #103636
    luisamil
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    I’ve totally been there — the early days are tough and feel super discouraging. But the fact that you’re writing about something meaningful already sets you apart. Sometimes it just takes one good placement or a community that clicks with your message. Keep sharing — you never know who it’ll help.

    July 17, 2025 at 2:01 pm #103643
    LaSuu
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    I was in a really similar situation last year with my travel blog. What finally made a difference was getting my posts featured in niche online communities where people were already interested in the topics I write about. It felt much more natural than running ads or spamming social media. Someone suggested I try using a platform that connects bloggers with the right audiences — and that turned out to be the turning point for me. Here’s the site that helped
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    https://crowd-groups.com/en/

    July 17, 2025 at 2:05 pm #103644
    zara95
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    Thank you so much for the encouragement and suggestions! It really helps to know others went through the same slow start. I’ll definitely look into the platform you mentioned — sounds like it could be exactly what I need. Big thanks again to everyone who took the time to respond, I truly appreciate it.

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