1. Be specific about your niche
Use a recognisable name, explain your topic or speciality in your bio, and choose relevant public categories. This helps visitors understand whether your work matches what they're looking for.
FOR SMALLER, SPECIALIST & INDEPENDENT CREATORS
Are you a niche creator? Make it easier for the right people to find you.
A small audience with a genuine interest in your work can matter more than a huge audience that scrolls past. AddMy.Link gives you a public profile and optional discovery tools so visitors can learn what you create and where to go next.
Three practical ways to improve your discoverability
2. Show what you actually make
Add working links to your strongest public videos, articles, portfolio, shop or other work. People should be able to tell what they'll find when they click.
3. Let people discover your work
Explore Creator Lift's Growth Card and public Post Drops. Eligible cards can appear in organic latest-activity discovery. Featured options are separate from organic feed order.
How can someone find your work?
A visitor might search the creator directory for a niche, browse Creator Lift categories, read a Fresh Post Drop, or follow a link another person shared. You don't need to pay for ordinary chronological feed ranking.
What can Creator Lift measure?
Where event tracking is available, a Growth Card can show impressions and tracked outbound actions. Those events indicate activity on AddMy.Link; they do not prove that someone followed, watched a video or bought anything on an external platform. Pro members can access additional reports where supported.
Will a niche automatically bring traffic?
No. Publishing a profile makes it possible to be discovered, but real visits depend on people browsing, searching and sharing your work. Use a clear category, useful descriptions and consistent updates to improve the experience for anyone who does arrive.
Find other people working in your area
Browse creators in similar interests, learn how they present their work and connect using contact options they choose to make public. A good collaboration should help both participants, not require spam or unsolicited mass promotion.