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Hi there, tags are not used much nowadays, people mainly post in the appropriate communities for greater exposure and to reach the target audience. I see you have found Photographer Lovers already, there are a few others around, some focus on mono, gaming photos, nature, clouds, birds etc. Just search for the photography communities, they should all come up.
The way I see it, there are some issues with your account which limit your content exposure
- you have provided a lot of links to your websites, they're all pretty new and none of them have any assets. What's the point of them?
- can you verify ownership of the images you upload to Hive?
- uploading only few photos to a post is considered low effort by many, regardless of how good quality the images are.
- posting 9 times within 3 hours is considered spamming by many. Every post you make on Hive could potentially earn you rewards, and doing it too often is seen as milking the reward pool. Most post once a day, some twice a day if they have solid content of different genre. Anything more than that, especially on the same topic is seen as milking
- when posting to communities, always check the community's rules. They're there for a reason - to be read! You've already been muted in a couple, and that is not a good start to your Hive journey.
I see you've already received advice from quite a few people and you'll notice they all, including myself, say the same thing. We get many fake accounts, plagiarists and imposters on Hive and they don't tend to last long. However, we are very happy to help genuine content creators.
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