Posts that answer something
Long text posts about what you actually know, written for people who came to read rather than to be sold to.
Organic content
Reddit can smell an ad.
This is the hardest channel to do well, and the one that pays back most when you get it right. Native writes posts for the subreddit and its rules, not for your marketing plan.
- Text
- Image
- Video
What Native makes for Reddit
Titles that sound like a person
The title is the only part most of Reddit ever sees, so Native writes it plainly and drops the sales language.
Images and video that stay on Reddit
On brand visuals sized for the feed and uploaded into the post itself, because a link out reads as an ad.
Specs that matter
- Caption limit (characters)
- 40,000
- Title limit (characters)
- 300
- Aspect ratios
- 1:1 · 4:5 · 16:9
- Max video length
- 15:00
Platforms change these. Native keeps up so you do not have to.
Getting it right on Reddit
Pick the room first
Choose the subreddit before you write anything and read its rules, because each one is a different place with different manners.
Reply more than you post
Most of the value on Reddit sits in the comments under your post, so answer everyone quickly and honestly.
One good post beats five
Volume works against you here. A single useful post a week does more than a daily queue.
Questions about Reddit
It can happen, and nobody can promise you otherwise. Native writes for the community and not for your brand, but you still choose the subreddit and read its rules before anything goes out. Native does not get you around moderation, and it should not.
Reddit forgives generic copy less than any other audience, so this matters more here than anywhere else. Native reads your site first and writes in your words, shows you a live preview of the post, and publishes nothing until you approve it.
Comments land in your Native inbox next to every other channel, and Native can draft a reply in your voice for you to send. A Reddit post is usually won or lost in the thread under it, not in the post itself.
No. There is no vote automation, no aged accounts and no karma games. Native drafts, schedules and publishes real posts from your own account, and the rest is up to the room.
The people who find you here tend to arrive with a real problem, and a good post keeps turning up in search long after it was written. Native ties what you publish back to customers and revenue, so you can see whether it is working.
How it works
01
Add your website
One link is all Native needs to learn your brand.
02
Approve what you like
Native drafts the posts. You keep the ones that fit.
03
It publishes for you
Scheduled at the right time, every week, without you.
Every other channel
Native runs them all from one place.
Ready to show up on Reddit?
Drop in your website and see real posts for your own brand, before your coffee gets cold.
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