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I solved my Reddit posting problem and turned it into $10k

Every time I launched something, I didn’t know where to post. Reddit felt risky, X was slow, and LinkedIn was a mystery. I guessed, got a few wins, and a lot of bans and dead threads.

So I started tracking what worked: which subs accept promo, which posts get replies, what comments move the needle, and how to avoid spammy patterns. Notes turned into a repeatable system. That system became MediaFa.st.

It’s for makers who want steady growth on Reddit first (plus LinkedIn/X/Bluesky). You get a daily roadmap with the exact subs to try, what to say, when to post, and how to stay safe.

What it’s done for me

  • $10k earned overall

  • 500k+ Reddit views

  • 11k on LinkedIn

  • 97+ makers using it

What’s inside

  • Daily email nudges to stay consistent

  • Subreddit discovery that fits your project

  • Post scheduler and timelines with “what/when/how”

  • Fun leaderboard and badges

  • Light LinkedIn support if you want B2B reach

Built for makers, not marketers. I’d love feedback or ideas. If you’ve struggled with “where do I post without getting banned,” I’m happy to share playbooks.

Indie Hackers Club special: 42% off (usual is 37%)
Code: INDIEHACKERS-CLUB

Demo video: https://youtu.be/lfECOsGQoqE

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  1. 1

    That’s a really clever pivot — turning your own trial-and-error into a system others can use. 👏

  2. 1

    Looks great!

  3. 1

    This is super impressive, Arthur 👏 Turning all those trial-and-error lessons into a structured system is exactly the kind of builder story IndieHackers loves. The results speak for themselves: 500k Reddit views and 11k on LinkedIn are no joke.

    Quick question: do you offer a free trial or a starter version of the tool? I’d love to test it out before jumping in, since this sounds like it could solve a lot of the posting headaches I’ve run into.

  4. 1

    Really like how you turned trial and error into a repeatable system. The biggest hurdle on Reddit is usually consistency without looking spammy, so having that mapped out feels valuable. Do you find people stick with the daily roadmap long term or does engagement drop off after a few weeks?

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    video set to private?

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      Cant watch it with a link?