I'm not sure if this advice from Renderosity is helpful. If I'm not mistaken, Renderosity's last post on X was March 23rd :D

JaMaRe beat me to my comment lol Also what this post fails to explain is that now, most social platforms limit your reach when you post links, so your best bet to leverage social media is to have a link tree and put the link to that in your bios, and in your posts "link in bio" "see bio" "Store info in bio" etc. Last but not least, only people with the login and password to Renderosity's social pages can actually "post to those socials" anyone can TAG or @ them and only on Facebook IF the proper permissions are setup would that post appear on their Facebook page. A better way to do this would be, YOU (the awesome vendors) post your works and link back to your product pages and TAG Renderosity Renderosity then gets an alert that they were tagged and then they can "repost" your post which THEN puts it on their pages (Minus Instagram, you just can't share like that there outside of stories / Reelz) Source: Social Media Manager for 11-12 years ;)

Renderosity posts daily on Facebook, Instagram, and Deviant Art :)

One of the MAJOR reasons I became a vendor at Renderosity was because I wanted to spend my time creating products and not having to do administrative work or spend time promoting myself.(like I would if I had my own website) I figure for the ???% of my profit going to you every month should be enough to cover all of that! :I

We do promote our vendors, this was just letting everyone know that they can post directly to the Renderosity Social Media pages if they want to promote their products.

Renderosity's facbook posts only have 2-3 likes. That means you 're not exactly "visible" on this platform. People don't see your posts, not even the vendors. I think I have more traffic on my DA account than Rendo.. Unfortunatelly..

Renderosity's post on FB only have 2 to 3 likes, not even vendors see them. It's obvious that there is no traffic in there, the posts are not visible. So, I believe you should do something to build some traffic on your social media pages.

@3dLoki, @fractalartist01, @Bubblecloud Thank you for sharing your insights and suggestions regarding leveraging social media for promoting products on Renderosity. We appreciate your perspective and understand the importance of maximizing reach and engagement through various channels. While it's true that most social platforms limit reach when posting links, we've found that our posts still garner thousands of impressions, which our marketing team diligently tracks. These impressions represent valuable visibility for our vendors' products, even if the number of likes may not always reflect that. We acknowledge the importance of community participation in boosting post visibility. That's why we've made concerted efforts to encourage vendors to showcase their works and engage with our social media content. Your suggestion to tag Renderosity in posts and utilize "link in bio" strategies is indeed a helpful way to increase visibility, and we encourage vendors to adopt such practices. We understand your desire to focus on creating products rather than administrative tasks or self-promotion. Rest assured, we're committed to supporting our vendors in various promotional efforts, including showcasing their works and facilitating engagement on social media. Your feedback is valuable as we continue to refine our approach and ensure that vendors receive the support they need to thrive on Renderosity. If you have any further suggestions or feedback, please don't hesitate to reach out to me directly. Thanks, Jacqueline

Thanks, Jacqueline!