How I find right subreddit for any niche in 10 minutes ️‍♂️

TheStrategos

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STEP 1: Go to reddit.com/search and type your niche keyword.

STEP 2: Filter by 'Communities'.

STEP 3: Check subscriber count and last active post date.

A subreddit with 50K members but posts from 2 years ago is dead. You want active communities with daily posts even if smaller.

Tools I use: Some Ai tools for discovering active subs, Keyworddit for finding what topics people search inside subreddits.

Pro tip: Always check the subreddit rules before posting. Rule violations get you banned permanently with no warning.

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search your niche keyword on reddit search and look at which communities appear repeatedly. if the same subreddits keep showing up, they are usually active for that niche.
 
search your niche keyword on reddit search and look at which communities appear repeatedly. if the same subreddits keep showing up, they are usually active for that niche.
Exactly and those repeated ones usually have the most engaged audience too
 
totally agree with this strategy but also want to mention that it works with accs that won't be banned by reddit filters
 
IMO, i would never suggest posting in medium size active communities.
 
totally agree with this strategy but also want to mention that it works with accs that won't be banned by reddit filters
A lot of this depends on having an account thats properly warmed up and not getting and not caught by reddit's filters. New accounts usually need some history before this strategy works consistently
 
IMO, i would never suggest posting in medium size active communities.
If your reddit account is new smaller niche subs are the best. Once you build some trust and karma, medium size communities become much easie
 
exactly, you are totally right about it, because i had that issue before and when i fixed it everything finally worked
 
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