#Social networks
Social networks are the platforms where a blog’s readers spend their time, from large feeds such as Facebook, LinkedIn and X to newer or more specialised spaces such as Bluesky, Threads, Mastodon, Reddit and Telegram. Each network has its own culture, post format, link handling and rules about self-promotion. What works on one often falls flat or even gets removed on another. Articles under this tag look at individual networks from the point of view of someone who publishes articles and wants them read. They cover how links and previews behave, what kind of post text suits each audience, and how often it is reasonable to share. The aim is practical guidance for choosing the networks worth your effort and using them without spamming anyone.
27 Σεπ 2026 · 8 λεπτά ανάγνωσηςA Telegram Channel for Your Blog: Setup and Posting
A Telegram channel delivers every new post straight to readers' phones. How to set one up, write posts that get opened, grow subscribers and…
27 Σεπ 2026 · 8 λεπτά ανάγνωσηςBluesky, Threads and Mastodon: Sharing Blog Posts There
Bluesky, Threads and Mastodon handle links, previews and audiences differently. How each works for bloggers and how to share articles so people read them.
27 Σεπ 2026 · 8 λεπτά ανάγνωσηςSharing Blog Posts on Reddit Without Getting Banned
Reddit can send engaged readers to a blog, but communities punish self-promotion. How to participate first, share within the rules and avoid getting banned.