some groups have very strict policies with even just one link so Id make sure that I see what kind of posts are accepted on that site and create a couple of useful replies for them
there r communities that are very strict regarding external links such that even moving the links to comments might not make a difference. i believe that it is all about knowing what each community accepts nd ensuring that ur post adds value to the disccussion. when people find the discussion informative, they will visit ur website without ur prompting them through the links.
Some sites dlt links regardless of their position. See which articles have been approved by the site administrators. share some valuable piece of information from that article and post ur link only when asked for more.
The safest approach is to share useful content that aligns with the group’s theme and adheres to the administrator’s rules. Build organic engagement before sharing any links, and avoid repetitive or excessive posting. Placing a link in the first comment does not guarantee that it won’t be flagged as spam. Ideally, you should seek permission from the administrator and only share content once you have been given the go-ahead.
some forums automatically dlt links regard less of where you place them i would see which posts get approved on sch forums and formulate my strategy accordingly rather than testing different placements throughout the day
