Myth: "Crosspost to every relevant sub for reach"

Myth: "Crosspost to every relevant sub for reach"
This week on Reddit marketing, a reach tactic that reads as spam:

— [Rule-change] Posting the same link across many subs in a short window is a classic spam signal both AutoMod and admins watch, regardless of how on-topic each sub is — flagged in spam-filter notes on r/modhelp.
— [Tactic] Reddit's own guidance favors using the crosspost feature (which credits the original) over re-submitting the raw link, and spacing submissions out.
— [Case] A user on r/TheoryOfReddit mapped how a same-link-to-eight-subs blast got their domain auto-filtered sitewide.

Editor's pick: tailor and stagger — one well-fit post per sub over a few days beats a synchronized blast that trips the spam net on every account.