Reddit is not a place to drop links: communities remove promotion, moderators ban accounts, and readers punish anything that smells like an ad. It is also where buyers ask each other honest questions, and its threads are often quoted by AI assistants and search results for years. This skill builds a presence that works with those facts: find the communities where buyers ask, learn each one's rules, contribute plain help first, mention the product only with disclosure and only where it answers the question, and correct outdated threads with evidence. The person posts everything by hand from their own account.
When to use
- "How do we use Reddit?", choosing subreddits, a launch or showcase post, an AMA.
- Replying to a thread that asks for a tool like the user's, or one that says something wrong or outdated about them.
- A post or account was removed or banned and the user wants to know why.
- Not for: building and running a community the business owns (use
cmo-community), finding which sources AI answers cite across the web (usecmo-ai-citation-gaps), mining Reddit for customer language as research (usecmo-customer-research), Reddit ads (usecmo-ads-strategy).

