Hey IH, I am Arthur.
I wanted traffic from Reddit. I rushed in and got suspended six times. On the seventh try I slowed down, learned the rules, and it finally worked.
Out of that pain I built MediaFa.st. It helps you market on Reddit without getting banned. It also supports X and LinkedIn for cross posting and planning.
What it does
Finds the right subreddits for your topic
Shows the rules you must follow before you post
Gives post ideas and safe formats that fit each community
Paces your activity so you do not trip filters
Tracks karma and comments so you can learn what works
Lets you plan X and LinkedIn posts that match the same theme
Results so far
I had a day with 609 visits from one Reddit post.
I am at about 450 karma across three accounts.
I grew to 11k followers on LinkedIn and 2k on X by posting with the same simple system.
My lessons
Reddit is trust first. Links later.
Read the rules. Then read them again.
Write like a person. Short, clear, useful.
Answer every comment like it is a support ticket.
One good post beats ten weak ones.
Why I am posting here
I want feedback from builders who use Reddit for growth. If you have been suspended or if you avoid Reddit because it feels risky, tell me what would make MediaFa.st a no brainer for you.
If you want a walkthrough or a starter roadmap for your niche, drop a comment and I will share it. Happy to help.
Thanks for reading.
The 6 suspensions before figuring it out is painfully relatable. Reddit's community-first approach definitely requires a different strategy than other platforms. Your point about trust first, links later resonates - I've seen too many people jump straight into promotional mode and get burned. The pacing feature sounds particularly useful since most tools ignore Reddit's spam detection entirely.
How does MediaFa.st handle the balance between being helpful in communities versus eventually driving traffic back to your products?
MediaFast literally will tell ya WHEN to post or comment, WHAT, WHAT time etc.
You will have everything you need
They focus on adding real value first—sharing insights and solving problems—so trust builds naturally, and traffic back to products happens more organically.