Reddit will ban you before it helps you. I built a roadmap so it doesn't.

Everyone says the same thing.

Reddit is free organic traffic. Just be helpful. Add value. Don't be salesy.

Then you try it and get banned.

Nobody tells you:

• Which subreddits actually allow product mentions

• What pacing keeps you off mod radar

• When to post vs when to comment

• How to build trust without triggering spam filters

I learned this by getting banned 6 times in 4 months.

Lost a product because I couldn't figure out Reddit fast enough.

So I tracked everything. Which posts survived. Which got nuked. What timing worked. What tone mods ignored.

I built a system that became https://mediafa.st

What it does:

Finds subreddits that actually work for your niche (not just big ones, but ones where your content survives)

Analyzes what posts work in each subreddit (format, tone, timing)

Builds you a 30 day roadmap:

• What to post

• Where to post

• When to post

• When to comment

• When to rest

Includes pacing rules so you don't get banned while building trust.

It's not automation. It's not spam. It's just the playbook I wish I had when I was using my dad's email after my 6th ban.

Been live for 8 months. Makes $5k/month helping builders grow on Reddit without the ban cycle.

If you've been putting off Reddit because it feels like a minefield, this might help.

👉 https://mediafa.st

Slow steady growth beats getting banned every week.