How to share domains on social without getting flagged?

[Rollfic]

Nowadays, FB, YT, or any social network is always one step ahead to flag a domain even if you are not spamming and your blog is legitimate and provides information.

Two to three reports by jealous people on Reddit will get your domain flagged in Reddit sitewide. Not only that but it's the same case on FB, YT, etc.

What is the way to share your domain on social without getting flagged?

 

[Harrybrow]

What I do this days is that I do a redirect from blogger to my main blogs.

 

[Rollfic]

What I do this days is that I do a redirect from blogger to my main blogs.

You mean site.blogspot.com 301 permanent redirect to domain.com ?

 

[MrDenz]

I've been using all big social networks for all of my websites for the last 14, to 15 years, and never did a single network flagged my personal website for spamming.

The "trick" you can use is to create an official page for FaceBook, Reddit, etc., and use those pages to post on other groups/subreddits.

Btw, Reddit is different, they've been spammed to hell since the first days until 2014, 15, and they learned their lesson.

You mean site.blogspot.com 301 permanent redirect to domain.com ?

Let's be real, you can rarely these days get people to visit directly the page you want, Blogger, WordPress, Medium, etc, it's just 1 or 2 extra clicks for people to get to "your" final destination, it's a waste of time (unless you do it big, and spam the sh** with 100s of profiles).

 

[Rollfic]

The "trick" you can use is to create an official page for FaceBook, Reddit, etc., and use those pages to post on other groups/subreddits.

Btw, Reddit is different, they've been spammed to hell since the first days until 2014, 15, and they learned their lesson.

People are lazy. they won't find the site link in pages and click,

Isn't a 301 permanent redirect domain a better idea?

For example: Domain 1 (301 permanent) -> Redirected to Main domain. So the main domain stays safe and unluckily Domain 1 gets banned?

 

[noralily07]

The safest way is to share links only when they fit the topic and help people. Build trust first by commenting and helping without links. Use your real profile and post slowly. Do not repeat the same link. Share useful text with the link only when asked. If people find value reports usually stop. Follow each site rules and wait before posting again.

 

[Daverilly]

To avoid flags, share your domain gradually and naturally, use link shorteners or link-in-bio tools, avoid spamming the same link repeatedly, and engage authentically with your audience. Secure your accounts with two-factor authentication and diversify where you share links.

Nowadays, FB, YT, or any social network is always one step ahead to flag a domain even if you are not spamming and your blog is legitimate and provides information.

Two to three reports by jealous people on Reddit will get your domain flagged in Reddit sitewide. Not only that but it's the same case on FB, YT, etc.

What is the way to share your domain on social without getting flagged?

 

[praetserge]

I've been using all big social networks for all of my websites for the last 14, to 15 years, and never did a single network flagged my personal website for spamming.

The "trick" you can use is to create an official page for FaceBook, Reddit, etc., and use those pages to post on other groups/subreddits.

Btw, Reddit is different, they've been spammed to hell since the first days until 2014, 15, and they learned their lesson.



Let's be real, you can rarely these days get people to visit directly the page you want, Blogger, WordPress, Medium, etc, it's just 1 or 2 extra clicks for people to get to "your" final destination, it's a waste of time (unless you do it big, and spam the sh** with 100s of profiles).

Same here... 10 years... never been flagged.
On social media, I basically do as I please.