Where to Share Video Links Without Being Marked as Spam

For every 10 interactions you have in a community, only 1 should include your link. This ratio keeps you seen as a valued contributor rather than a spammer. Communities detect and ban accounts whose only posts are outbound links.

1. Reddit — niche subreddits with clear rules (r/personalfinance, r/homeautomation). 2. Discord — hobby and interest-based servers. 3. LinkedIn — for professional and B2B content. 4. Facebook Groups — local and interest-based groups still have massive engagement. 5. Newsletters — if you write one, embed relevant videos as further-reading. 6. Hacker News — for tech, startups, science. 7. Indie Hackers — for entrepreneurship content. 8. Twitter/X — reply-guy strategy: relevant answers linking to videos. 9. Quora — answer questions with videos as citations. 10. Slack communities — many have 'share' channels.

Mass DMs, unrelated Facebook comments, TikTok comment spam, and 'link exchange' groups all trigger platform-level bans and produce mostly bot views that do not count toward your earnings.

Lead with the takeaway: 'The 3 mistakes people make when refinancing — best explanation I've seen.' Then paste your link. A single sentence of value beats a paragraph of hype.