Yes, I’ve used Reddit and Twitter to promote my own projects. On Reddit, I engage in targeted communities, adding value and building genuine connections without coming off as overly promotional. You gotta be very careful on reddit, or instant ban (you know it). On Twitter, I focus on crafting short, engaging posts and staying active with trending topics, here they be more like something that acts like thirst trap(no nsfw just using it as adjective), which has helped boost visibility and engagement. Both platforms have been great for reaching the right audiences and growing a following through consistent, authentic content.

r/technology, r/tiktokcringe, r/sideproject, r/unbelievablestuff, r/ycombinator, r/askreddit, r/genz, r/futurology, there are so many guys I'll show you my feed when we meet ;)

Honestly, I’d say my interest in photography has been super helpful. It’s given me a good eye for things like color, layout, and just spotting what makes something visually appealing. Playing around with different styles also keeps my creativity up and helps me come up with new ideas when I'm designing.