The Reddit 9:1 self-promotion rule: how to track your ratio
Reddit retired the 9:1 rule years ago but subreddits still enforce it through AutoMod. Here is the audit method that tells you where you actually stand.
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How to find niche subreddits with low competition
A practical subreddit discovery workflow using activity ratios, rule fit, comment depth, and search signals instead of subscriber count.
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Reddit subscriber-to-active ratio: how to spot a ghost sub
A 500,000-subscriber subreddit with 30 people online is a ghost. Here is the math operators use to disqualify dead subs in under 90 seconds.
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Reddit crosspost strategy that doesn't get you banned
Crossposting itself is fine. What gets accounts suspended is the pattern operators default to: identical content, fired into eight subs inside ten minutes.
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Reddit modmail appeal templates that actually work
Four Reddit modmail appeal templates for removed posts, bans, false positives, and follow-ups without making the account look worse.
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Reddit rising vs hot sort: which one actually moves traffic
Reddit's rising sort is a ratio of upvotes to impressions, not a score-and-decay function. For small subs, that changes which post wins.
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Reddit post stuck at 0 upvotes after 1 hour: what to do next
A triage playbook for a Reddit post stuck at 0 upvotes after an hour: visibility checks, rescue moves, and when to let it die.
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Vote fuzzing vs shadowban vs automod filter: a diagnostic decision tree
Your new Reddit post shows 1 upvote and 50% upvote rate. Three different systems can produce that screen. Here is the operator decision tree.
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The Reddit first-60-minutes playbook: minute-by-minute upvote velocity
A first-hour Reddit launch workflow for visibility checks, comment replies, early engagement, and knowing when to stop.
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Why r/marketing removed your post: AutoMod rules decoded
r/marketing removes promotion, AI copy, app ideas, vague requests, and cold accounts. Use this decoder before reposting.
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