Setting up a credible persona account

This week on Reddit marketing: how to build an account that reads as a real person, not a brand.
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[Tactic] Pick 3 genuine hobby subs — r/TheoryOfReddit notes accounts active only in business subs read as bots; mix in real interests.
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[Case] A user in r/Entrepreneur shares their profile setup: avatar, a filled bio line, and a week of non-promo comments before any link.
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[Rule-change] One person, one account culture — r/ModSupport reminds that linked alts sharing IPs get caught and rolled up together.
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[Tool] Profile history view to sanity-check your account looks human at a glance.
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Editor's pick: the 3-hobby-subs rule. It's the cheapest signal that makes an account read as a person instead of a marketing puppet.