The Reddit marketing guide.
2026 edition · 12 min read
The cornerstone guide we hand to every new client's growth team on kickoff day. Long. Opinionated. Written by operators, not SEO agencies.
Google's Reddit deal, the ChatGPT citation flywheel, and why trust score matters more than reach.
The self-promo ratio every sub enforces — and the four things that count as 'the 1'.
Buying-intent density, moderation posture, velocity, and the map we use to pick 15–25 subs per client.
Aged operators, real karma, one voice per persona, and the operational hygiene that keeps you unbanned.
Title patterns Google loves, structure ChatGPT cites, and the length-to-signal ratio that wins in 2026.
Where to comment, what to say, and how to hand qualified leads to your AEs by Monday.
How to run one that gets pinned by the mods and generates SQLs for six months after.
Thread-level tracking, LinkedIn cross-signals, and the report we ship every 30 days.
Every chapter above, plus real screenshots, subreddit maps, and templates — bound as a proper report.
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