Yeah, I agree with this. I think those early replies matter too, because a post can easily get buried if nobody starts a conversation around it.In my experience the biggest factors are relevance, timing, and how naturally the post fits the subreddits. Post that invite real discussion usually do better than posts that feel like promotion. A clear title, genuine question and quick replies to early comments can also help keep the conversation going.
YesI have noticed that some well-written posts disappear quickly while simple discussion posts vam stay active for days. Apart from obvious rule voilations, what factors have you found make the biggest differenec to a post getting visibility and genuine engagement?
If they don't feel "natural" enough then yes they are going to get deleted. Same goes for posts that promote a service/product too aggressively.I have noticed that some well-written posts disappear quickly while simple discussion posts vam stay active for days. Apart from obvious rule voilations, what factors have you found make the biggest differenec to a post getting visibility and genuine engagement?