Digital Distribution
Best for reaching a wide audience quickly with minimal cost.
- Step 1: Download & Save
- Find an image that resonates with your message.
- Download the file to your device.
- Step 2: Share on Social Media
- Facebook & Instagram – Post as a single image, in a carousel, or as a story. Add relevant hashtags.
- Twitter/X – Pair with a short, bold message for impact.
- TikTok & Reels – Turn images into short videos with music or captions.
- Reddit & Forums – Share in relevant activism or political threads.
- LinkedIn – Post in professional or advocacy spaces related to civic engagement.
- Bluesky – Share images with relevant hashtags and engage with decentralized communities focused on activism and political discourse.
- Mastodon & Decentralized Platforms – Post images in federated networks where activists and independent journalists engage.
- Step 3: Boost Visibility
- Use popular and trending hashtags to increase reach.
- Tag relevant people who might amplify the message.
- Engage with comments and discussions to keep posts active in feeds.
- Share in private groups, Discord servers, and community chats to mobilize specific audiences.
Physical Distribution
Best for direct engagement and real-world visibility in public spaces.
- Step 1: Print Smart & Cheap
- DIY at Home – Print on regular paper and tape them up in high-traffic areas.
- Local Print Shops – Many offer black-and-white prints for pennies per page.
- Library or School Printers – Some public spaces allow free or low-cost printing.
- Community Centers & Nonprofits – Ask if they can print materials for civic engagement.
- Step 2: Place Strategically
- Bulletin Boards – Cafes, laundromats, libraries, colleges, and community centers often have public posting spaces.
- Street Poles & Notice Boards – Attach with wheatpaste (DIY glue) or tape where allowed.
- Bookstores & Libraries – Slip flyers inside books related to activism and politics.
- Restrooms & Mirrors – Stick small posters where people will notice them.
- Bus Stops & Train Stations – High-traffic areas where people have time to read.