Reddit Marketing

A 60-minute 1:1, written for someone who's already decided Reddit matters and now needs to figure out how to actually do it without getting nuked. Same structure as your GTM one (bold the headers, bullet list for the middle):

Who this is for

You're already sold on Reddit — you just haven't cracked how to actually show up there without getting downvoted into oblivion, removed by mods, or quietly ignored. That's the hard part: Reddit punishes anything that smells like marketing, which is exactly why it's one of the highest-trust, highest-leverage channels left if you know how to play it.

This call is for early-stage founders, in-house growth teams, and indie devs who've made up their minds about Reddit and now want a real plan instead of guesswork.

What we'll cover

A focused 60 minutes built around your product and where you're actually stuck. Depending on what you need, that looks like:

• Finding your subreddits — the communities where your people actually hang out, and the rules that'll get you banned if you miss them
• Showing up without getting nuked — how to post, comment, and contribute in a way Reddit rewards instead of removing
• Honest early feedback — using Reddit to pressure-test your product and messaging with people who'll tell you the truth, bluntly
• Community building — whether to start your own subreddit, and how to actually land the first 100 members and momentum
• AI-search & SEO visibility (GEO / AEO / SEO) — turning Reddit threads into content that keeps surfacing in Google and AI answers long after you hit post
• Real traffic — moving people from a thread to your site or app without tripping every spam filter

You'll leave with a prioritized plan: the specific subreddits, the posting approach, and the 2–3 moves worth making this week.

Why me

I've built Reddit growth from zero more than once — launching a brand-new subreddit to 100+ members in 3 days and 17K+ karma in under a week, and running multi-subreddit playbooks (45+ communities, 50-keyword GEO strategies) that turn Reddit into both a distribution channel and an AI-search engine. I currently lead growth at a venture-backed startup.

Reddit is easy to get wrong and expensive to get banned from — I'll help you skip the painful part.

Before we meet

Drop a couple of lines on your product, who it's for, and what you're hoping Reddit does for you. The more context I have going in, the more we get through in our hour.