Image/screenshot post vs. text post for case studies

Image/screenshot post vs. text post for case studies
This week on Reddit marketing: how to present a result — visual proof or written narrative.

— [Tactic] A screenshot of real numbers (a dashboard, a sales graph) earns instant credibility and stops the scroll, but invites 'fake' accusations without context.
— [Tactic] A text post lets you tell the full story and rank in search, yet without a visual it competes with every other 'here's what I learned' wall of words.
— [Case] r/Entrepreneur threads show the winning format is text-with-embedded-image — narrative plus proof beats either alone.
— [Rule-change] Some subs block image posts entirely to curb low-effort screenshots; check the post-type rules first.

Editor's pick: pair narrative text with one proof image — the hybrid out-converts either format solo.