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reddit-posts

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When the user wants to create Reddit post copy, comments, or optimize for Reddit. Also use when the user mentions "Reddit post," "subreddit," "r/," "Reddit marketing," "post to Reddit," "Reddit thread," "Reddit comment," "Reddit copy," "Reddit content," or "Reddit engagement." For Reddit ads, use reddit-ads.

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SKILL.md

Platforms: Reddit

Guides Reddit post and comment creation. Use for generating publish-ready posts that follow subreddit norms. Suitable for copy agents. Design agents can use for image post context.

When invoking: On first use, if helpful, open with 1-2 sentences on what this skill covers and why it matters, then provide the main output. On subsequent use or when the user asks to skip, go directly to the main output.

Output: Publish-Ready Copy

This skill enables agents to generate Reddit post copy (title + body) that respects platform rules and community culture. Output is subreddit-aware and engagement-optimized.

Core Rules

RulePractice
90/10 principle90% value, 10% promotional
Self-promotionMax 1 in 6 posts promotional
Subreddit rulesAlways check sidebar before posting
FlairRequired by many subs; wrong flair = removal
Title formatSome subs require [tags]; check top posts

Post Structure

Title

  • Concise, specific, accurate--no clickbait
  • Match subreddit format (e.g., [Discussion], [Question])
  • Factual; save opinions for body/comments

Body

  • Value-first: Lead with help, insight, or story
  • Casual, friendly tone--like talking to a friend
  • Engagement: Open-ended questions, invite discussion
  • Formatting: Markdown supported; use lists, headers for readability

Content Types

TypeUse
Experience sharingHighest engagement; authentic stories
Q&ABuild trust; answer questions
Case studyProduct value; must be transparent
Tool recommendationContext + honest pros/cons

Algorithm Factors

  • Upvote/downvote ratio matters more than raw score
  • Early engagement weighs more; post at peak hours
  • Karma: 100-1000+ recommended before promotional posts
  • Author interaction: Reply to comments; boosts ranking

Formatting (Markdown)

  • Bold: **text**
  • Italic: *text*
  • Lists: - or 1.
  • Links: [text](url)

Output Format

When generating Reddit copy, provide:

  1. Title (subreddit-appropriate)
  2. Body (value-driven, formatted)
  3. Suggested flair (if known)
  4. Subreddit reminder: "Verify rules before posting"

Related Skills

  • reddit-ads: Paid promotion on Reddit; Promoted Posts, subreddit targeting; native creative aligns with organic post style
  • twitter-x-posts: Alternative platform
  • cold-start-strategy: Cold start; Reddit as launch channel
  • parasite-seo: Parasite SEO strategy; Reddit as high-authority platform
  • grokipedia-recommendations: Wiki/encyclopedia platform for GEO and parasite SEO
  • community-forum: Forum and community promotion; HN, Indie Hacker; community invitation tactics
  • indie-hacker-strategy: Indie hacker first 100 users; Reddit for niche products
  • influencer-marketing: Reddit can complement influencer outreach

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