An animator grew his social media to 10k followers also by posting art in fan communities, promoting in comments, and cross-posting to related subreddits.
Building a social media audience doesn’t always require ads or aggressive marketing. Here’s how one animator leveraged Reddit communities to grow his following to 10k by sharing creative work where fans already gather.
Also he shares some humor video of 'catching the virus' (with Pokemon flying over the screen of his smartphone) in r/animation
By sharing his work in the right communities and keeping promotion light-touch, the animator steadily built a strong follower base and diversified his reach across multiple platforms.
A 3D artist promoted his printable armor on Reddit by posting builds in maker and cosplay subs, engaging fans, and linking Etsy/Printables in comments.
Example of how to promote an educational visualization on Reddit by posting in relevant subreddits, tailoring presentation, and making complex data relatable.
A LEGO fan built a minifigure voting game, shared it in r/lego, and gained traction, feedback, and community engagement through fun interaction.