What’s the best subreddit for beginners in online business? ‎

‎I’m new to Reddit and trying to learn how people build online income. Which subreddits helped you the most when you started?
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Start off with communities that exchange case studies and experiences, rather than just marketing. The SEO cmmunities, entrepreneuship communities, and other skill-based communities were much more helpful for me than the communities that make money in general

Most subreddits straight away ban you if you try to post your stuff. So be careful most of the time.

r/saas if you are into saas. Pretty relaxed rules.

I'd recommend starting with r/Entrepreneur and r/SEO. Read more than you post at first, the discussions are full of practical advice. Consistency and testing different ideas helped me the most.

People there usually share real experiences not just theories.

r/Entrepreneur was probably the most useful for me. Just spend some time reading before posting and you'll avoid most beginner mistakes.

Edwardkelv said:

‎I’m new to Reddit and trying to learn how people build online income. Which subreddits helped you the most when you started?
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I’d also check smaller niche communities. theyre often less crowded and can provide more practical advice for specific goals.

Edwardkelv said:

‎I’m new to Reddit and trying to learn how people build online income. Which subreddits helped you the most when you started?
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The best communities are the ones where people share both wins and mistakes. Learning from real situations can save a lot of time.

r/Entrepreneur or r/Finance is good

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‎I’m new to Reddit and trying to learn how people build online income. Which subreddits helped you the most when you started?
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Try these..

r/AffiliateMarketing
r/juststart
r/digital_marketing
r/DiveDeals/
r/Entrepreneur

I'd recommend checking out a few great communities for learning about online business, such as r/Entrepreneur, r/smallbusiness, and r/ecommerce.

I would start with subreddits related to blogging, SEO, freelancing and small businesses. These subreddits are good because you can learn here from real discussions and see how people solve common problems.

r/Entrepreneur and r/smallbusiness are good places to start because people share real experiences. I think it's better to read discussions first and ask questions once you understand the community.

I would start with r/Entrepreneur there is lots of advice for beginners on Graphic Designing and other topics, at r/Entrepreneur.

When I was starting out, I found r/Entrepreneur and r/smallbusiness the most helpful If you're interested in building an online business r/SEO and r/JustStart also have plenty of practical advice just be sure to verify suggestions before following them

Get your ducks in a row. Reddit is a marketing platform, where you put your assets on display. You don't make money directly with reddit. You link correctly and according to relevant subreddit rules, your promotional products and services. Don't buy any fake upvotes, as that just gets your post and account banned. Stick to the pure reality measurement of what you ACTUALLY get. I sometimes get hardly any views on my animations from youtube when i post them. But if they go beyond 10-20 upvotes most times, (which isn't much) they tend to get traffic for a few days. One went a little viral once from just a reddit share at the right time. The upvotes and views weren't much, but youtube associaited it with being viral, and gave lots of traffic over a year.

So first of all read the methods here on bhw, as the organization, variety and search is better and opinion and experience too. Then decide what you want to specialize in digitally. Make your products and or services available on a strong website, with a working payment gateway, and just market.

Join the subreddits that you can see people are already marketing on, and not getting banned. You don't want to get banned for spamming, thats the first rule. Keep all your operations tight and above board.

If youa re selling tshirts for example, you can post in ecommerce, art, merch, design, illustration, graphics subs, all at once.

/r/Entrepreneur, /r/Stocks and /r/Finance are always a good read in my opinion, definitely some interesting case studies there to read through.

Start with just exploring different stuff then move to other things

eCommerce community has lots of useful advice for newcomers.