<b>How to tell if you're shadowbanned (you probably are)</b>

<b>How to tell if you're shadowbanned (you probably are)</b>
This week on Reddit marketing:
— [Tool] Open your post in a logged-out incognito window — if it's missing, it's filtered; r/ShadowBan documents this as the first check.
— [Tactic] Message mods politely from the affected account; r/modhelp threads show most filters are reversible with one approval request.
— [Rule-change] Reddit's site-wide spam filter now weights new domains heavily — r/help confirms fresh links from new accounts get auto-removed.
— [Case] A marketer in r/ShadowBan traced their removals to a URL shortener flagged site-wide, not their content.
Editor's pick: the incognito test from r/ShadowBan — 30 seconds tells you whether you're talking to an empty room before you waste a week wondering why nothing converts.