MediaFa_st

Hey all 👋

I’ve been building https://mediafa.st/ — a platform that helps solo founders grow their projects using Reddit, X, LinkedIn, and Bluesky. The idea started out of frustration: I got banned on Reddit twice for promoting my SaaS too aggressively.

So I built something that gives you a daily roadmap: where to comment, when to post, which subreddits to target — all tailored to your karma level and niche. Bonus: it tracks growth, gives you badges, and even has a leaderboard.

Fast-forward 3 months:

🧠 I turned it into a product

📈 Got 10,000+ visitors

💬 Users are getting DMs, traffic, even first sales

Happy to share the growth playbook or answer anything about how Reddit/X marketing works when done right.

Would love to hear your thoughts.

Do you promote your product on Reddit or is it still scary?

- 230 visitors

- $0 made

- 4 failed payments ($69 each)

(That's $276 that could’ve been mine)

But on other hand while my product made $0 - my agency signed 3 new clients.

Entrepreneurship is a balance game.

Hi all

I run a small Reddit & Linkedin focused marketing tool called MediaFa.st, built to solve a very specific pain:

"How do I market my service or startup on socials without getting banned?"

I spent 8+ months testing strategies on alt accounts, getting suspended, reworking, learning the hard way. Eventually, I turned that experience into a tool that:

• Finds the best subreddits for your niche

• Schedules posts

• Gives you karma-smart timelines (all generated on my exp and not on AI)

• Helps you grow organically without spammy tricks and get traffic

Since launching publicly 130 days ago:
✅ $5,000 in revenue
✅ 130+ users and 15k + visitors
✅ Real results (12k+ karma, viral posts, traffic, conversions)

What worked for me so far:

• Build in public (X/Twitter, Reddit,Linkedin) for marketing

• Talking to users early and often

• Simple pricing, no fluff

• Sharing actual results (leaderboards + case studies)

Happy to answer anything about Reddit growth, making the tool, or the grind behind getting first $$$.

Let’s connect and if you're trying Reddit as a growth channel, I might just save you some headache 😅