We’re looking for someone who genuinely uses Reddit and knows how to post in a way that doesn’t get downvoted, flagged, or banned.
We have multiple websites to promote, and we want natural, value-first posts/comments in relevant subreddits and forums—where it makes sense and follows the rules.
This is not “spam links everywhere.” If that’s your style, don’t apply.
What you’ll do
Research relevant subreddits and online forums for each website/topic
Create a posting plan: where to post, why it fits, what angle to use
Write and publish:
helpful comments (most important)
occasional posts when appropriate
replies to questions to drive traffic naturally
Track everything in a shared sheet:
subreddit/forum
post/comment link
date/time
short summary
results (upvotes, comments, clicks if trackable)
Requirements (must-have)
You actively use Reddit and understand subreddit culture + rules
You can write in a human tone (native or near-native English)
You understand how to avoid bans (no spam behavior, smart pacing, account safety)
You can show examples of Reddit comments/posts you’ve written (even anonymized screenshots are fine)
Nice-to-have
Experience with multiple niches (tech, travel, hospitality, apps, SaaS, e-commerce)
SEO/content writing background
Familiar with UTM tracking
Deliverables (first milestone / test)
Week 1 test:
10–20 high-quality comments across relevant subreddits/forums (no low-effort)
1–3 posts only where allowed and logical
Tracking sheet updated with links + notes
If the test is good, we scale to ongoing work.
Budget
Starting budget: $100–$250/week depending on volume + quality
(We prefer a weekly retainer after a successful test.)
To apply, answer these questions
Which subreddits do you personally use most?
Show 2–3 examples of Reddit writing you’ve done (links or screenshots).
How do you avoid bans while still getting results?
What’s your process to find the right subreddits for a niche?
How many comments/posts can you deliver per week realistically?
Add this line at the bottom of the post to reduce junk proposals:
“Start your proposal with the word ‘ORANGE’ so we know you read this.”
