This week on Reddit marketing: when knowing the mods paid off

This week on Reddit marketing: when knowing the mods paid off

— [Case] A brand spent a month genuinely contributing before messaging a mod team, then got approved for a monthly 'tool roundup' post — averaging 800 clicks each with zero removals across 6 months. Why it's worth your time: the original modmail pitch and the mods' reply are both pasted in. Source: r/modhelp, u/whitehat-promo
— [Tactic] One marketer offered free AMA-coordination help to mods first; access followed. Source: r/CommunityManager
— [Rule-change] A sub introduced a 'verified vendor' flair; early adopters reported 3x trust signals in comments. Source: r/Flipping meta

Editor's pick: the modmail-pitch case — the actual approved message is the rare artifact here.