Promoting a Story on Reddit Forums

[untouchedgod]

I have someone who is a known scammer who has scammed me as well and is continuing to do it to others, and there are tons of threads and stories where he's being exposed with endless proof. I'm looking to push these stories/evidence even more, as it didn't gain much traction, and a lot of the posts he had deleted. Mainly looking to push on Reddit, as that's where the current stories are anyway. Not looking to tell my own story, just simply trying to push the other big ones as its many, many people who have come together to expose him, and that will have more push. Open to hearing any other ways to do this as well!

 

[Rikachu]

Promoting a story on reddit requires understanding that the community hates self promotion, the best approach is to find subreddits where your story is genuinely relevant to ongoing discussions, share your story as a resource to help people not as a way to drive traffic to your site, if your story solves a problem provides a unique perspective or offers valuable data you can post it with context explaining why it helps.

Engage with the community before you ever post your own link, spend time commenting on other threads adding value and building some karma in the subreddits you care about, when you do post your story use the native text post format not a direct link, share a summary of the key points and then include your link at the end with a note like I wrote more about this here if anyone is interested, this feels more like you are contributing than advertising.

 

[HeroSMS]

Reddit’s filters are hyper-sensitive to coordinated 'witch hunts' and can shadowban your posts if they look like spam. To gain traction, instead of just reposting, try to consolidate all evidence into a single, well-formatted mega-thread in relevant subreddits (like r/scams or niche-specific ones) and encourage other victims to provide their proof in the comments to keep the thread active and ranking.

 

[untouchedgod]

Promoting a story on reddit requires understanding that the community hates self promotion, the best approach is to find subreddits where your story is genuinely relevant to ongoing discussions, share your story as a resource to help people not as a way to drive traffic to your site, if your story solves a problem provides a unique perspective or offers valuable data you can post it with context explaining why it helps.

Engage with the community before you ever post your own link, spend time commenting on other threads adding value and building some karma in the subreddits you care about, when you do post your story use the native text post format not a direct link, share a summary of the key points and then include your link at the end with a note like I wrote more about this here if anyone is interested, this feels more like you are contributing than advertising.

I'm looking to pay for a service for someone else to push a story. The goal is to get more people talking about it and more traction overall. There is no self promotion

 

[Yoram]

I agree with Rikatchu, there must be subreddits where your post is relevant. Have you reported this to the police by the way?

 

[Proxellor]

reddit absolutely hates self promotion so if you just drop a link to your story you will get downvoted to hell or banned instantly. the best way is to post the actual story as a native text post so people read it right there on the app, and only drop your link at the very bottom or in the comments if someone asks for it. if you are using multiple accounts to upvote it to the top, make sure you isolate them properly on clean residential or mobile proxies because reddit's tracking is super aggressive right now and will just shadowban your entire setup.

 

[HeroSMS]

do you know of any services that will do this for you

Yes, there are many agencies and there are many people here who offer reddit, but I personally won’t give you any advice. I have personal guys

 

[pancholipratik]

Use smm panels, make posts with their stories and send upvotes.