That's pretty much all you can do. Also, in your GitHub projects under the "Insights" tab you can see traffic to your repository. You can also see where does traffic gets referred from, which gives a better understanding of what works and what doesn't. Would love if you share your GitHub page :)

Hey everyone, My name is Evyatar and I'm a 27 y/o autodidact coder. I'm proficient in Python and bash, love Linux and Networking, and most of my code is security-oriented as I am very interested in that field. Love CTFs, cryptography and steganography. I also code some Node.js for fun at my free time. I've made it my goal to have better knowledge of Java by the end of the year. Currently working for a security company, I hope my career will continue to go in the path of information security, although I do not reject a career as a programmer (blue team). I would love to discuss coding, code reviews, hacking and security with anyone who wishes it. Looking forward to read everyone's stories :)