How to get a million views with a single Reddit post . (and free DR 90 backlinks)

if you're looking for problems with proven demand to kick off a new SaaS or service. Reddit has a bunch with free traffic sitting there waiting. (filter them by your interests/areas of expertise, there are 1000s)

5. enjoy the pop of branded search from your ICP. (make sure you have some sort of lead magnet set up to capture people who don't convert on the spot. nurture over email). good luck have fun.

4. respond to EVERY comment. the more engagement you get the more likely you are to:. - rank top of the day/week/month for a residual trickle of on-platform traffic. - rank in Google search (+ be used as source for AI overviews).

3. write content that satisfies the promise of the hook. don't chicken out with the work here. the content has to be good or you WILL get flamed. weave your product in as PART of the solution. do not shill. a 30 word aside in a 400 word post. be point 4 in a 10 point list.

2. use this prompt. "here is a selection of content that absolutely crushed in my target subreddit. abstract out the principles behind why it banged. once you've done that, use the same principle to help me devise hooks concerning PAIN POINT YOU SOLVE". edit the hooks for taste.

you can go predictably viral on Reddit if you do this (works VERY well for SaaS/apps):. 1. go to "top of year" for your target subreddit (the one with your customers in it). Ctrl A ctrl V into ChatGPT/Claude/your LLM of choice.

Senja took the time to explore Reddit. and now they own the post that ranks second when you search for them. that's probably good

This is how I get :. - dozens of DR90 backlinks.- exposure in tier 1 outlets that would have cost $1000s to buy.- a ton of social proof by being associated with big names (plaster those features all over your site). Call me Heinz because I'm here with the sauce. Follow for more.

Grab a list of the top 20 media outlets you'd like to be featured in. Blogs/newsletters/influencers etc. Email them "My XYZ posts keep going viral". You're offering water to a man in the desert. If you're providing high-value, relevant and PROVEN content, they WILL distribute.

Write it in a way that . 1. feels subreddit native (not salesy).2. is fun to read (punchy/funny/sharp).3. delivers on the promise (not clickbait).4. Subtly references your product/service and stokes curiosity. Congrats, your business just went viral on Reddit. But there's more. .

1. Jump into target sub. See what’s already banged. Adapt the format for your own use case/pain point. EG. How to open 7 pizzerias for the price of one. The format: "unbelievable scaling story". Out twist: How this plumber went from $60k to $300k/year (without hiring).

How to get $1000s of free distribution from a simple Reddit post. Media outlets are THIRSTY for content they KNOW is going to work. If stuff you make goes viral, national newspapers/huge blogs will share it for you and THANK you. Here's how to make it happen. .

Based on the upvotes and comments, this single post likely did at least 200k views. The question you should be asking:. “How can we look at others successes, and adapt/iterate on their formats on a way that feels right for our brand”.

This is the current meta for a lot of brands doing numbers on Reddit. Seeded high quality content. Seeded engagement. Making traction happen, not waiting and hoping for users to do it for you.

This post will have been meticulously researched and planned to strike a tone that gets through moderation, gets traction in the sub, AND compels people to investigate Composio.

the content is actually adding value. I know that phrase gets thrown around a lot, but this piece is a novel bit of first-party research, not some regurgitated points or a thinly veiled sales pitch.

Some ‘sneaky’ Reddit marketing from Composio. Subtly weaving their tool into something that wants to imply it’s innocent UGC. They even manage to squeeze a link to their blog directly in the post - which moderators would normally jump on!. The reason it gets through is because…

P.S I don’t really recommend posting anything the moment you create your account. First day just scroll, second day upvote a couple of comments and posts. Day 3 start commenting, day 5 you can start (lightly) posting. Any q's let me know!.

Sharing news in local subreddits. Jump on Google News, filter by “last 24 hours”, check if it’s already been posted in the sub and if not, drop the link. Local subreddits are soft. This also works really well for sports teams. The less famous, the softer the sub (in general).

2. Sharing content of celebs in their dedicated subreddits (semi-famous is best, as the subs are less moderated). Eg sharing clips of a band's live performance, and asking the sub what their favourite concert recording is to stoke conversation.