Fill out the form for your book in the most appropriate category in-line next to your book's main genre. Multiple books are allowed, but each require their own form. There are five categories to choose from, each with their own chapter:

General: Safe for any audiences

Murky Grey: Not quite mature, but not really for the kids, either. Let's say 16+

Mature: 18+ audience

Grammar Aficionados: Your language skills are impeccable. Your book is polished. You've probably spotted one or two hyphen or comma mistakes in this book. I swear I am trying!

Fan-Fiction: Please submit fan-fiction only in this category.

If you legitimately fit in more than one overarching category (other than fan-fiction) you may enter the same book in both.

(Example: If you write for a general audience, but your work is extremely polished, then you could enter both General and Grammar Aficionados. If you are comfortable potentially promoting work that is more mature than your own, you may also enter your genre in that category.)

Then, check the books of other people in related categories to see if there is anyone who might be a match.

If there is someone who seems to be a match for your book, reply to their in-line form and ask if they would like to consider engaging in a cross promotion. (I can't stop you if you choose to go the PM route, but I can't enforce anything there either.)

Five promotion levels:

1. Promotion in a post.
2. Promotion in a post and a shoutout to Wattpad followers.
3. An in-book author's note shoutout at top of a chapter.
4. An alternate social media shoutout. (If offered.)
5.        A genuine read for read before choosing whether to do a shoutout.

Regardless of which number chosen, a minimum of three sentences summarizing the blurb/praising the book are required.

Both parties must agree to the partnership and fulfill their own ends of the deal. Failure to do so after agreement in a timely fashion without communication will result in repercussions.

While I will not be keeping strict watch over interactions, if someone breaks a deal I will step in, so please let me know if this happens.

I strongly recommend that you check out your potential partners' books well enough to ensure you're comfortable with promoting them before you suggest/agree to anything, but this is your own responsibility.