<b>This week on Reddit marketing: crossposting without burning karma</b>

<b>This week on Reddit marketing: crossposting without burning karma</b>

A tidy set of threads on reusing content across subs the right way.

— [Tactic] Use Reddit's native crosspost feature, not copy-paste — it preserves attribution and avoids repost filters (r/help)
— [Rule-change] Many subs now ban crossposts outright to stop low-effort reach farming — read rule 1 first (r/TheoryOfReddit)
— [Case] A creator staggered the same piece across 4 subs over 10 days and beat the all-at-once blast (r/NewTubers)
— [Tactic] Rewrite the title per sub to match local norms; identical titles trip duplicate detection (r/AskMarketing)
— [Tool] A repost-detection checker to see if your content already exists in a target sub (r/redditdev)

Editor's pick: the staggered 10-day approach — it respects each community's feed instead of spraying the same link everywhere at once.