How Many successful Subreddits do you own and manage?
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friendlynoob
Newbie
- Sep 19, 2025
- 32
- 9
only 2, other were banned 
are all your subreddit SFW ?
are all your subreddit SFW ?
- Oct 30, 2020
- 2,200
- 1,238
only 2, other were banned
are all your subreddit SFW ?
Yes. But a few are NFSW crowds (Pretty girls). I know how to play the line of safe. And I still have had OFM features that generate 1M+ views on posts. Good content direction is key,
Hehe, you have a quite a few, how much time does it take you to manage all, and do you have other admins helping you with them ?
I started late so I only have one that i take care on and off
Massive time.
It's hard to 'vet ' people to help me with them. I'd only let people I trust in. But Im going to do this soon.
I also plan to expand to more as i see big potential.
- Mar 13, 2026
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I have a subscriber community for my country, and it currently has more than 200k followers with fairly strong engagement.
- Oct 30, 2020
- 2,200
- 1,238
Wont lie. My most active ones are ridiculous to manage.
The comments i have to see and moderate are mental degradation and mind boggling so many people lack critical thinking.
Then the cool side, a lot of people fun to have a banter back and fourth with that's more light hearted and fun.
- Sep 7, 2017
- 7,134
- 6,394
I used to a have a few with around 1k members, but there were all ranking for target keywords they were created with/for. So bringing in users. But lost the account years ago, as a result lost access/control.
- Oct 30, 2020
- 2,200
- 1,238
Tip. Never have only 1 account modding a subreddit .
There's people who will target you and get you removed from that niche if they want.
And yes, I regularly top keywords on reddit > which trickles to Google > then trickles other searches thanks to my subs.
You can Google search some big keyword brands/names and you'll see the top reddit posts show up for it. BIG SEO.
The power of reddit is underrated . If you have a reddit that gets headlines, you can do a lot of SEO/Market Influencing wizardry.
- Sep 7, 2017
- 7,134
- 6,394
I hard lesson I learnt afterwards.
medicineatmidnight
Junior Member
- Feb 17, 2021
- 152
- 59
This is true! it's been happening to me with my main sub.
- Oct 30, 2020
- 2,200
- 1,238
More ACTIVE subscribers definitely has a purpose.
But a solid smaller reddit with an extremely dedicated /active userbase can definitely be used for certain things more effectivel than a much larger, inactive group.
But my biggest group = everything
I get millions of views on posts.. I top reddit search for competitive keywords.. etc.
That won't happen on smaller subs, even if they are great for other things. They will top search for exact niches.
Smart people learn after 1x . They somebody else took over modding my sub but tey dont update it like I did so its' dead regardless.
The motor under the hood is what makes it run fast.
Definitely be careful. Leave 1 account that has nothing that could be banned (no risks) always there.
logicbomb05
Newbie
- Dec 22, 2021
- 15
- 9
I'm just starting out and only manage a couple, but hearing about your 40k subscriber subreddit is seriously inspiring
- Oct 30, 2020
- 2,200
- 1,238
What's the decentralized ones?
TomoLloyd
Junior Member
- Feb 23, 2026
- 191
- 66
Why?
Estoy comprando subreddits; si vendes alguno, incluido el que tiene 40.000 suscriptores, por favor, envíame los precios.