I solved the Reddit growth problem

When I first tried to market my projects on Reddit, I failed miserably.
Two projects. Zero sales. Six bans.

Reddit felt impossible. Every time I posted, I was either ignored or banned. No traffic, no traction, just wasted time.

Instead of giving up, I went deep. I studied how each subreddit actually works. I paid attention to posting styles, community culture, and what really resonates. Slowly, it started to click. My posts went from getting deleted to reaching thousands of people.

That’s when I realized this wasn’t just my problem. Founders kept telling me the same things:
“I don’t know what to post.”
“I don’t know where to post.”
“I start, then I lose consistency and disappear.”

So I built MediaFa.st.

It gives founders a clear roadmap for Reddit. When to post. Where to post. What to say. It shows whether to go direct with links or use a storytelling-first approach that builds curiosity. It also schedules posts, tracks karma, and even supports LinkedIn so founders can grow beyond Reddit. And it’s safe — no scraping or risky hacks.

Fast forward:
• $10K ARR in 197 days
• $2.2K revenue this month alone
• Dozens of founders using it every day
• Still solo, fully bootstrapped, and growing month after month

The mission is simple. Make Reddit work for founders. No bans. No guesswork. No burnout.

👉 If you’ve struggled with Reddit growth, give MediaFa.st a try. I’d love your feedback.

Try it here: https://mediafa.st
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