Building a year-long authority presence in one subreddit

Building a year-long authority presence in one subreddit
This week on Reddit marketing: the slow playbook for becoming a trusted name mods don't touch.
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[Tactic] Comment daily before you ever post — r/TheoryOfReddit notes recognized usernames get latitude that fresh accounts never do.
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[Case] A founder in r/Entrepreneur logs 6 months of pure help, after which their occasional product mention drew zero removals.
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[Rule-change] Flair and AMA invites — a r/marketing note: consistent contributors often get offered user flair or even mod-blessed AMAs.
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[Tool] A simple log of your weekly comments in the sub to keep the cadence honest.
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Editor's pick: comment-daily-before-you-post. It's the highest-trust, lowest-risk path on Reddit, and it's the one almost everyone skips for shortcuts.