Reddit is the last honest channel in B2B marketing. We treat it that way.
We started subredditmarketing.com because every agency we saw pitching Reddit was either an SEO shop that had never posted, or a growth-hacker outfit selling upvotes. Both get clients banned. Neither builds a real channel.
Four rules we operate by.
No sockpuppets, no upvote-buying, no fake accounts. If we can't win a sub by being useful, we don't play in it.
Every account has a partner on it. We stay small on purpose.
If we're not delivering, we say so. We've killed our own retainers when a client's ICP wasn't a fit.
We treat it with the same rigor a serious team treats paid, SEO, or lifecycle. Not a bolt-on.
Two founders. No account managers.
The people on this page are the people on your account — reading the subreddits, writing the posts, and answering for the results.
Four years in consumer-app growth: grew Merlin, Rocket AI, Scalio AI and a few other tech brands to a combined $20M ARR. One founder exit.
Founder-led, and small on purpose.
This is a founder-led shop, not a headcount play. The person you talk to on the intro call is the person who reads the subreddits, writes the posts, and answers for the results — not an account manager relaying instructions to a junior team.
We keep the client list short because Reddit doesn't reward scale the way paid does. Standing in a community is earned account by account, sub by sub, and that work doesn't parallelize across a bench of contractors. So we cap how many brands we run at once and turn down the ones we can't do right.
The two people above are the two people on your account. On the intro call we'll show you real threads we've run — not a slide of logos.
Want to see if we're the right fit?
A 30-minute intro call with a partner. We'll tell you honestly whether Reddit is worth your budget.
We take on 3 new engagements per quarter. Serious teams only.