xavier_

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by xavier_ 6y ago
It is hard to know what content will go viral for sure. From my experience is pretty much correlated to the value you bring to the community. If you're honest, transparent and teach something, relate your experience or your difficult
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by xavier_ 6y ago
Yes, that's the key!
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by xavier_ 6y ago
Very much depends of the subs. I spend a lot of time on /r/startups, the rules are super enforced. Way more than /r/Entrepreneur for instance. The goal isn't to spam Reddit, but to leverage the audience without tres
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by xavier_ 6y ago
I'm not trying to "game" anyone, I'm an indiehacker that's why I write it that way.
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by xavier_ 6y ago
Can't agree more!
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by xavier_ 6y ago
You won't get banned if you participate to the community and respect the rules. And that's also how you'll get the best results! That's the same for every "social networks", if you're just spammy you can g
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by xavier_ 6y ago
I started this a year ago, with no karma and no friends. Reddit is a BIG forum, just participate, try to bring value, be nice and don't spam. If you do it that way it should be good
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by xavier_ 6y ago
I tried Reddit ads for a few weeks, don't really worked for me. I should probably try again!
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by xavier_ 6y ago
It depends of your target customers of course. I meant create valuable for them, be transparent.
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by xavier_ 6y ago
Yes of course, don't spam or self-promote if it's not permitted! However, you can create some valuable content for the subreddit and share a link to your blog. Most Subs are ok with that (if you really bring value) and it can dri
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How to use Reddit to get your first users(blog.spreadtheworld.net)
205 points by xavier_ 6y ago|148 comments
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How to Use Reddit as an IndieHacker(blog.spreadtheworld.net)
1 points by xavier_ 6y ago|0 comments