Reddit and Sharing Blog Posts

[TheSocialMediaGrowth]

Let's say you have a blog (on any topic), would you recommend sharing a link/post on Reddit every time you make a new post on your site (in the relevant subreddit), or would it be smarter to only use reddit to share your best/highest quality content?

 

[cmqwer0]

Only quality ones because if you post your links all the time they will get blacklisted fast.

 

[SMMRocket]

Sharing every single post might look like spam, so picking your best content is a much smarter

 

[RedditHelper]

From my experience, sharing every post usually backfires on Reddit. It’s better to only share your best content and make sure it actually adds value to the subreddit. Mixing in normal comments and discussions without links helps a lot too. Reddit seems to reward quality over frequency.

 

[TheSocialMediaGrowth]

From my experience, sharing every post usually backfires on Reddit. It’s better to only share your best content and make sure it actually adds value to the subreddit. Mixing in normal comments and discussions without links helps a lot too. Reddit seems to reward quality over frequency.

Interesting. Would you recommend using your business/brand Reddit account, or using your own personal account to both share and do comments/discussions?

 

[RedditHelper]

Interesting. Would you recommend using your business/brand Reddit account, or using your own personal account to both share and do comments/discussions?

Don't use your business or brand account for sharing every post. Use other accounts to share it as user experience (like someone's problem got solved using your content)

 

[shijin]

Reddit hates patterns, so random high-quality drops worked way better than scheduled sharing

 

[TheSocialMediaGrowth]

Reddit hates patterns, so random high-quality drops worked way better than scheduled sharing

Thanks for the advice. Do you have an personal experience with doing random high-quality drops? Definitely seems like the way to go.

 

[Soka Aweg]

Personally, Reddit tends to reward selectivity and intent more than frequency. Sharing only your strongest, most discussion-worthy posts usually works better, overposting can quickly look self-promotional and hurt trust, even if the content itself is decent

 

[LilyThomas15]

Reddit users value quality, so posting too often can feel spammy.

 

[stin99]

The best way to find out is to do it your way as long you follow reddit rules and subreddit rules everything should be fine