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Looking for Reddit Growth Hacker

We’re looking to tap into Reddit as a B2C growth channel and testing ground. Unfortunately, Reddit moderators can be pretty strict. So we’re looking for someone with experience posting in Reddit to grow a B2C business i.e. a Reddit Growth Hacker.

Would love recommendations, intros or advice below.

Emails to [email protected]. Thanks!

on November 10, 2022
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    Hi. I cant help you. But let us know if you figure out how to stop getting banned.

    I would pay good money to have someone review my posts and make sure they dont get banned. Even with stuff that isnt self promotion.

    Reddit feels like a mine field.

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    Hey there. Fellow indie hacker here. 👋

    I don’t have a Reddit growth hacker to point you to, but I did want to mention my Reddit posting app Postpone, since I think it could be a great fit for what you’re looking for: https://www.postpone.app/

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    Hey there,

    I have published a few reports on selected subs for www.UnbundlingReddit.com
    The idea is to dig in the 100 last post in a given sub and handle an actionnable report.

    I now publish them on demand if you feel interested, I’d be happy to talk.

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    I don't know any Reddit growth hackers. I have had some success but wouldn't call myself an expert.

    I am writing a guide to marketing on Reddit that collects others successes and some of my own.

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      Cool, I'd love to read that when it's ready! Would you be willing to chat for 5-10 mins?

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        For sure could chat!

        Put your email here to get on the list to get the guide to marketing - http://eepurl.com/bCWb6X

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    Yes, it's hard to get ahead on Reddit, but it has to be done. We ran into a lot of barriers until we learned how to do it right. There are a few things you need to do to be successful on Reddit:

    • First, develop your account, write helpful comments (no ad links!) and gain karma (preferably +100)
    • Only after that start to unobtrusively advertise your product, only where users ask for it and only where the rules do not forbid it
    • Remember, the main thing on Reddit is usefulness
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