Generic spamming adds nothing to the exchange, in fact, it detracts from it by stealing time & attention.
Instead of stealing with brute force messages about what you want people to do or buy, consider contributing by paying attention to the problems of those you seek to serve.
Find out what people want, and how they want it and work out how your offer talks to that. Once you are inhabiting their world and seeing their problems as they do, you can invite them to come and play, and they'll want to come along.
"No one wants one more spam email, but we all want our problems fixed.
Until it talks to our desires, you haven't motivated us to hear your message yet"
- Harris' Razor
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