If you have looked at some niche forums, you've probably seen people putting links in or after their posts on some topic in a thread. However, it's unlikely a forum will let you do that straight away as soon as you have joined. Always check out the forum rules and follow them carefully. That way you avoid being refused use of the forum.
Once you can put a link to your website or other place, it will usually be in your profile and in your signature after your post. But first, spend time making regular visits to the forum to find posts and threads where you can help or give advice in your niche when someone has aked a question or has a problem they want resolved. Once you have satisfied the forum's rules about posting over time or the number of posts, then start putting your link connected to your post, and refer people to it as to where they can get more help from you on your website.
Further on in time, you can let people know that you have a product that can help with or solve a specific problem that's common in your niche. You might offer a freebie from part of it or with a time limit on it. Since some trust will have been built up in you on the forum, people will more likely click your link rather than you using an ad from the start.
For instance, for people stuck with content creation, you might point them to a series of website posts you've done, or a PDF on it, or some software you have yourself. Of course, you're not making a direct offer as you want to develop further trust and credibility.
Once you've spent more time developing trust, you can start telling people in a relevant thread how you have a full blown product on content creation, such as a PDF, or series of them. Choose a product that is not one of your major ones. It might be a beginner's version or the fundamentals of the topic.
It's a building process. You'll probably find plenty of forums in your niche that you can join and keep posting to.
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