Emilio Garcia explains how to succeed on Reddit by being genuinely helpful rather than promotional. Reddit users ban or demote brands that just push links. Real growth comes from consistently contributing valuable answers and becoming a trusted participant, though it takes time.
Definitely from the organic side, especially on Reddit, authenticity is the most, especially because technically you're an anonymous person and just you are aggregating value by the quality of your answers. So companies that think I'm going to put there my user as the, the company brand, and I'm just going in and throw some links as answers to our website. Because we think that will be the answer that people will want, will get either banned or demoted, right? And definitely not get the attraction that they imagine. And truly, you have to be part of the community in the way of contributing value by the quality of your answers. It's a very long game and sometimes do not necessarily translate into impact right away.
