This week on Reddit marketing: flairs as a targeting layer — [Case] A vendor in a hobby sub only replied to threads tagged with the 'Help' and 'Buying Advice' flairs; that filter lifted their reply-to…
This week on Reddit marketing: warming accounts, measured — [Case] A team compared two fresh accounts: one warmed for 30 days with genuine comments, one cold. The warmed account's first promo post sur…
This week on Reddit marketing: native beats the off-site link — [Case] A creator posted the same tutorial as a YouTube link and as a native Reddit text-with-images writeup; the native version got 8x t…
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 — a…
This week on Reddit marketing: seeding done in the open — [Case] A team pre-seeded 4 honest 'I've been using this' threads across relevant subs the week before launch; on launch day those threads drov…
This week on Reddit marketing: bans, recoveries, and what triggered them — [Case] A growth marketer got shadowbanned after 3 same-domain links in 24 hours, diagnosed it via the public-modlog trick, an…