Honestly no single subreddit is enough. I learned the most by following r/Entrepreneur r/SideHustle and reading old top posts. The biggest lesson avoid anyone promising easy money and focus on building real skills first.
I learned the most from niche-specific subreddits rather than the big "make money" ones. The discussions are usually more practical, and people share real experiences instead of generic advice. Just spend some time reading before posting, and you'll pick up a lot.
reddit's /dropshipping is an ok community, but nothing really valuable there. you can check my website and the e-com community I am building in telegram right now, with the chat where there are some experienced guys doing business. the link to telegram is on the website https://cartiology.cc
recommend starting with r/Entrepreneur r/SEO r/smallbusiness and r/SideProject They have plenty of beginner friendly discussions practical advice and real experiences from people building online businesses.
Yeah r/Entrepreneur is mostly fluff and people trying to plug their newsletters these days... r/juststart is still decent if you search the older archive threads for actual case studies. if you want to make money you need to learn how to drive traffic, so r/seo and r/ppc are ok to lurk in. but yeah, like @GFservice said, the generic make money subs are useless. you actually learn more by reverse engineering the spam you see on reddit than reading the advice on those big subs tbh.
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