reddit is the hardest platform to market your startup in 2026
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reddit is the hardest platform to market your startup in 2026 you can get banned if you - create multiple accounts and post from the same browser & ip address - automate replies using agents - promote your startup when the subreddit rules ban self-promotion - post in the same subreddit too many times in one day - promote your product in every reply - comment on too many posts in a short window - create a new account and immediately start promoting your product - post links in your comments what to do instead: - create multiple accounts but don't operate from the same ip address
Posted by Okara (76.7k followers) 6 days ago · 19 likes · 2.7k views · view the original post on X. Kept by the Marketing Radar as Social media growth.
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