Manual Promotion Checklist

Before posting anywhere

• Read the rules of the platform or community.
• Confirm that links or self-promotion are allowed.
• Choose the most relevant Kiloparse page, not always the homepage.
• Write a useful answer that stands on its own without the link.
• Disclose when Kiloparse is your site or project.
• Do not promise approval, income, rankings, or guaranteed traffic.
• Do not post the same copy across many communities.
• Do not argue if a moderator removes the post.

Best link by situation

If someone asks whether a site is ready for monetization, share the Monetization Readiness Scorecard. If someone asks about newsletter forms, share the Newsletter Signup Checker. If someone asks about trust or policy pages, share the Trust Page Checklist. If someone asks whether their site is too thin, share the Content Depth Calculator or the thin content blog post.

This matters because a specific link feels helpful. A generic homepage link can feel like an ad.

After posting

• Record the date and destination.
• Record which Kiloparse page was shared.
• Watch for replies and answer naturally.
• Do not bump the post repeatedly.
• Track whether the post brought visitors, subscribers, or useful feedback.
• Turn good questions into future articles or tools.

Manual-only reminder

This page does not submit Kiloparse anywhere and does not post anything automatically. It is only a manual checklist for deciding whether a link is helpful, allowed, and relevant before you share it yourself.

The best use of this checklist is slow and careful. Pick one community, read the rules, write a real answer, and only include a Kiloparse link when the answer is still useful without the link. If the post feels like an ad, rewrite it until the advice is useful on its own.