Running an AMA that doesn't flop: the prep checklist
This week on Reddit marketing: step-by-step guides for hosting an AMA people actually show up to.
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[Tactic] Seed 5-7 questions before you go live — r/IAmA veterans note the front page fills from your own planted-but-real questions in the first 20 minutes.
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[Rule-change] Proof requirement — r/IAmA's wiki spells out the verification photo/timestamp rules that get unverified AMAs removed instantly.
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[Case] A founder in r/startups recaps booking the AMA via modmail two weeks out, with a one-line pitch and proof attached.
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[Tool] A shared answer-bank doc, prepped so replies land in under 90 seconds while traffic is hot.
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Editor's pick: the r/IAmA verification wiki. Skipping it is the single most common reason a planned AMA never goes live.
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Running an AMA that doesn't flop: the prep checklist
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