Ooo!!I don't know how.

People often say let me go to join the community, how should I join the community, I feel that I do Google seo optimization in China all the information is relatively backward, I can only rely on the knowledge of the forum, website knowledge, YouTube knowledge to learn, I do not know how should I share their own website to the community to go to the community, the community can be searched directly?

Hey, welcome to BHW!

You’re not alone — many of us started just like that, learning from forums, blogs, and YouTube. Just keep exploring threads, ask questions, and share your progress when you can. That’s how you become part of the community.

You’re already on the right path. Keep going!

Jiang zc said:

People often say let me go to join the community, how should I join the community, I feel that I do Google seo optimization in China all the information is relatively backward, I can only rely on the knowledge of the forum, website knowledge, YouTube knowledge to learn, I do not know how should I share their own website to the community to go to the community, the community can be searched directly?

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You're not alone—many people feel the same way when starting out. Joining a community is a great step, and it’s less about “finding” a community and more about contributing consistently where your skills are valued. Since you're working on SEO and web design, I’d recommend joining places like Reddit (r/SEO, r/web_design), Facebook Groups, and niche forums like Moz Community, SEO Chat, or Web Design Forums.


Start by engaging with others: answer questions, share your insights, and ask thoughtful questions. As you grow more confident, you can share your website (in a non-spammy way) as part of helpful discussions or case studies. Over time, people will begin to recognize your expertise.


Also, make sure your social profiles and bio include a link to your site—this helps others in the community find and trust your work. And yes, many communities can be searched directly, or you can find active ones through platforms like Discord, LinkedIn, or even Quora.

When I first started, I had the similar impression—a lot of out-of-date information and disorganized resources. Asking targeted questions, providing case studies or minor victories (even if they are little), and regularly participating in threads were what I found to be helpful. People start to notice and react gradually. The community remembers who contributes value and is more than merely searchable. Simply be present and participate on a regular basis.

Welcome! You can start engaging. Sharing, answering and asking questions. Be sure to read the rules first. Good luck!

You can share your website in relevant communities like SEO forums, Facebook groups, Reddit threads, or platforms like Indie Hackers and Growth Hackers. Focus on sharing helpful insights so people trust your content. Add your website link naturally in comments or your profile. You can search for these communities on Google using relevant keywords.

You can start by posting engaging content and creating backlinks. The users will eventually share it with the community.

You can join SEO communities like Reddit (r/SEO), Twitter (SEO experts), and specialized forums like BlackHatWorld or SEOClerk. Share your site, ask questions, and engage—just be helpful and consistent.

Don't do too much black hat stuff