If I were promoting a free AI platform, I’d go straight for value and visibility. First, I’d highlight real-world use cases show how it helps freelancers, students, or small businesses save time and boost productivity. Then I’d create short, punchy content across LinkedIn, X, and YouTube: tutorials, testimonials, and side-by-side comparisons with paid tools. I’d also tap into communities, tech forums, Reddit, Discord and offer free workshops or challenges to spark engagement. SEO would be key too: blog posts targeting pain points like “best free AI tools for writers” or “how to automate tasks with AI.” The goal is to build trust, show impact, and make it easy for people to try it out without friction.

Honestly, I’d focus on being real and relevant. Young professionals want content that speaks to their goals , career growth, productivity, maybe even side hustles. So I’d keep the tone relatable but professional, share practical tips they can actually use, and show up consistently. Platforms like LinkedIn or Instagram work well, especially if the visuals are clean and the message is clear. And I’d always end with something that sparks conversation , not just likes."