Your Reddit channel, run by senior operators.
Most agencies treat Reddit as a bolt-on to social. We treat it as a real acquisition channel — SEO, lead gen, and PR — with a weekly operating rhythm and a partner on the account. Reddit is the one channel we run end to end; teams that also do outbound often pair it with an adjacent play like X cold-DM outreach, which is its own separate motion.
Deliverables, monthly.
- ◆A partner-level strategist on your account, not a junior
- ◆Weekly posting and commenting cadence across your target subs
- ◆Buying-intent lead sheet delivered every Monday
- ◆Monthly attribution report tying Reddit to pipeline
- ◆Real accounts with real karma — never sockpuppets
- ◆Founder AMAs and mod relationships when the moment calls for it
The operating model.
Two-week audit of your ICP, prior activity, subreddit landscape, and competitor footprint.
Documented strategy: subs, narratives, cadence, KPIs, escalation rules.
Posts, comments, DMs shipped by an operator who knows the subreddit.
Weekly lead sheet, monthly pipeline report, quarterly partner review.
Common questions.
No. Ever. That gets accounts banned and clients embarrassed.
Three months. Month one is infrastructure and account warming, month two is where results start landing, and month three is where we scale. Anything shorter never gets past setup.
Yes. Weekly editorial pipeline in Notion or your tool of choice, with a 48-hour SLA.
Ready to run Reddit like a channel?
30-minute intro call with a partner. If we're not the fit, we'll tell you in the first five minutes.
We take on 3 new engagements per quarter. Serious teams only.