New to Reddit Marketing, Is it still worth Learning?

marybluur

Newbie

Sep 13, 2026

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• Sunday at 4:37 PM

• #21

Definitely still worth it, but the key is blending in before pitching anything. I'd focus on understanding the rules and culture of 2-3 specific niche communities first. High karma won't save an account if the comment reads like a lazy ad...

 

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Claymore12

Newbie

Sep 12, 2026

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3

• Monday at 5:50 AM

• #22

I’d start with just one subreddit instead of trying to learn everything at once. Once you get comfortable with how that community works, moving into other related subs becomes much easier.

 

Ghost Root

Senior Member

Jr. VIP

Sep 11, 2025

920

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• Monday at 5:54 AM

• #23

I would focus on joining a few relevant niche communities first and genuinely contributing there. Build some karma naturally, understand each subreddit's rules and avoid promoting too early. Once people see your account as useful getting traffic becomes much easier.

 

Hatshepsut pyramid

Junior Member

Jun 8, 2026

138

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• Monday at 12:05 PM

• #24

Yes, it is, but success now depends more on understanding each community, providing genuine content, following subreddit rules, and building trust instead of relying on direct promotion.