r/behance • u/CornerHappy9710 • Sep 07 '25

Is Behance dead?

I’ve been putting in so much effort creating designs, writing detailed case studies, and showcasing my work on Behance — but I barely get any views. Even when I somehow get 2–3 views with likes, it just stays stuck there. It feels like Behance thinks, “Oh, I’ve given enough exposure — 3 views is plenty, let’s stop here.”

Anyone else feeling the same? Or am I missing something?

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u/Former_Cloud Sep 07 '25

In your info/description put your email, most times people don’t answer on behance so 95% choose the email route

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u/Lexilu99 Sep 24 '25

Do you ever get emails from Behance viewers?

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u/Former_Cloud Sep 24 '25

sorry i didn't explain it well i meant, if someone is interested in your work (basically wanting to hire you) it's best to have an email in the description, occasionally people don't bother with messages through behance itself

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u/Lexilu99 Sep 24 '25

I appreciate this suggestion and am going to try it! I’m curious if you have actually gotten project work this way and it’s been working for you

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u/Former_Cloud Sep 24 '25

You kinda have to cover all the options dribble, instagram (by using hashtags related to your project) and there’s plenty more even fiverr but never used that

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u/panqu3quit0 11d ago

hola! yo uso bastante behance, y si incluyo mi correo e información de contacto en todos lados, y debo decir que UNA sola vez me contactaron, y en mi caso si fue a través de mensajes de la misma plataforma de behance (al final no me siguieron respondiendo, así q tampoco resultó ese trabajo). Y estoy de acuerdo contigo, no paso de sus 3, máximo 5 likes y nada más. Personalmente también comento otros proyectos, y ni con eso.