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The Art of Self-Promotion on Reddit

Being banned is actually a good thing?

submitted this link on August 14, 2023
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    Reddit promotion works, that's exactly how I grew my newsletter.

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      It's an unfair advantage!

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    Reddit is a gold mine for starting a business especially if you are soloprenuer.

    From scrapping idea to validating idea and even selling the product reddit is the best on these.

    I even have series of things explanation how to use reddit here are 2 of them

    Step by step: How to understand customer using reddit

    Which show how to go to the relevant subreddit, see what post is on the top and see the comment and what people are interacting with and whats not. From that we can understand what our potential customer care and not care about.

    Using almost the same method you can use it to find a good problem which can be a great idea for your new product.

    Here’s How to Extract Ideas from Reddit

    If you don't know where to find a new idea reddit is a good place to see what people are complaining about and what the current solution is. Its all there . And you can ever see how much people care about it from the votes.

    It is like a hack.

    I got at least 4 account ban to learn all these which all because of spamming which is a big crime on reddit evethough you are posting something valuable. :)

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      I find this info very valuable. I'll start trying it.

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    I would love any tips or ideas you may have on how I can keep growing revenue. What has worked for your business that I should try? Do you see any quick wins based on my approach so far? I'm open to any and all suggestions!

    Looking forward to hearing your thoughts. Thank you for considering helping me take Synapse Tech to the next level.

    Let me know if you would like any other details on my business or progress.

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