<b>Running a giveaway that mods allow</b>

<b>Running a giveaway that mods allow</b>
This week on Reddit marketing:
— [Tactic] Get explicit mod approval and follow the sub's contest rules to the letter — r/modhelp threads show unapproved giveaways are removed and accounts flagged.
— [Rule-change] Reddit's user-agreement and many subs ban upvote-for-entry; r/modguide lists what counts as vote manipulation.
— [Case] A brand in r/Entrepreneur ran a comment-to-enter giveaway with mod sign-off and got organic reach without a ban.
— [Tool] Random comment-picker bots that mods recognize keep the draw transparent and disputes-free.
Editor's pick: the r/Entrepreneur approved giveaway — the entire game is mod sign-off first, because the same giveaway is either great reach or a vote-manipulation ban depending on one conversation.