[Journey] Growing my subreddit

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I've been posting about this on Facebook for a couple of days, but I thought this is way more suitable here.

I've decided upon a niche and I'll be growing my subreddit for a while. It's been going steadily but I'm taking it up a notch.

Here's my progress so far:

24th of March - 11051
25th of March - 11671
26th of March - 12407
27th of March - 13014
28th of March - 13790

Rookie numbers, but I'm happy for now. I usually record my progress around 3 pm, should update today.
Let's keep it simple.
 
Oh shit, wrong forum. Could you please move the thread to the journey discussions?

sorry :|
 
Even on the wrong subpage, it looks like nice results.
How did you start? Any tips for people starting from scratch?
What is your subreddit niche?
Would you like to create and maintain a subreddit for someone?
I might be interested in creating one for my business.
 
Good luck with the journey! Keep us updated!
 
Excellent, expecting more good updates. Good luck.
 
Even on the wrong subpage, it looks like nice results.
How did you start? Any tips for people starting from scratch?
What is your subreddit niche?
Would you like to create and maintain a subreddit for someone?
I might be interested in creating one for my business.

Thanks for the nice words.

Tips? Spend more time on Reddit.

is it NSFW?

Bet your ass it is!
 
Thinking on starting a subreddit myself. Any ideas and suggestions that might help?

Look around as much as you can.

You can save yourself the hassle and buy a cheap book, but it won't give you something interesting to replicate.
Look at how the competition is growing and learn from that.
 
Alright, here's today's update:

29th of March - 14802
 
Thanks mate.
your comment is very helpful.

Seriously, look at what other people are doing on Reddit. There are different tweaks here and there, depending on the niche.
Basic stuff would be posting and crossposting. But if you need me to tell you that, you don't really know reddit.
 
Your growth is higher than most <700k subreddits. I really wonder how many accounts you are burning per day with this method.
 
Your growth is higher than most <700k subreddits. I really wonder how many accounts you are burning per day with this method.

burning? None.

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A tip that I didn't find anywhere: keep the actions on the mod accounts as low as possible. Reddit can actually delete all communities created by a mod if they suspect that that account is against their ToS. Read that again.
 
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Side update:

tell me this isn't impressive..
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