Written by hand. Placed where your buyers read.
Re-posted free if they disappear.
Google ranks Reddit threads and AI assistants cite them. We put your brand inside those threads with posts and comments a real person wrote, on a steady schedule, without your team lifting a finger.
✓ No bots, no vote rings✓ Community rules first
Three things happened at once, and together they explain why "just posting on Reddit" stopped working for most brands.
When ChatGPT, Perplexity or Google's AI Overviews answer a buying question, Reddit threads are among the sources they lean on most. The threads your buyers read are now the threads AI reads.
Buyers type "reddit" after their query on purpose because they trust a thread more than a landing page. Google noticed and ranks those threads on page one.
Moderators and Reddit's own filters catch obvious promotion within days. Posting is easy. Staying up is the product, and it takes research, real writing and a slow cadence.
The question stopped being "should we be on Reddit". It's "whose posts stay up".
Every post is written by a person for one specific community and its rules. It answers a real question first and mentions you second. It goes out on a steady schedule, not in a burst. That is the whole trick, and it is the one thing we won't compromise on.
No templates, no automation. Tone, length and specifics match the subreddit it goes into.
Every subreddit is screened against its rules before we write. If a post doesn't fit, it doesn't go out.
Posts and comments are spaced out on an agreed schedule. Bursts look like campaigns. Rhythm looks like a member.
Not sure Reddit fits your niche? Ask. Boring niches are usually the best ones.
Subreddit posts are for search and AI answers. Profile posts are for reach and topic presence. Comments are for the humans deciding inside the thread. Real Redditors do all three. So do we.
A hand-written post inside a relevant community, including three comments from us to start the conversation. The format that ranks and gets cited.
A hand-written post published from a profile. Without additional comments or upvotes. Lean, fast, good for building presence across topics.
Three authentic comments ship with every subreddit post. Comment-only packages are available on request for threads that already rank.
We map the subreddits, live threads and search terms your buyers actually use before we write a word.
Post and comments written for that community. Useful first, brand second.
Posts go out on an agreed cadence, spaced to look like a member, not a campaign.
If a post is no longer online after 14 days, we bring it back up. Free.
Order single posts or a monthly volume. Same writers, same research, same guarantee. Larger volumes and add-ons are quoted on request.
✓ 14-day re-post guarantee · hand-written
✓ 14-day re-post guarantee · hand-written
✓ Scoped to your goals · no long-term contract
Subreddit post €120 (incl. 3 comments) · Profile post from €75 · volumes and add-ons on request. Same writers, same guarantee.
Tell us the goal and the budget. We scope a cadence across the right subreddits, with comments and reporting included. Agencies welcome.
✓ No long-term contracts · runs on our accounts, never yours · if a post disappears within 14 days, we re-post it free
Everything observable, everything in writing, a named person on the other end. You never wonder what you paid for.
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Happy to share our setup if useful. Curious what others in the 5-15 range are using.
Every post is recorded with its link, subreddit and status as it goes live. You watch the cadence happen, post by post.
Regulated niche, or just want eyes on the first batch? Review every post and comment before it publishes, with an edit round included.
Rocco, who plans your threads, answers you directly. Email or a call, whichever you prefer.
| # | Type | Subreddit | Status | Live URL |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | Subreddit post | r/•••••• (140k) | Live | reddit.com/r/…/comments/… |
| 02 | Comment | r/•••••• (85k) | Live | reddit.com/r/…/comments/… |
| 03 | Profile post | u/•••••• | Scheduled | goes out next |
| 04 | Subreddit post | r/•••••• (52k) | Re-posted free | reddit.com/r/…/comments/… |
Subreddits and URLs are visible in your real log. They are masked here because we never expose client campaigns.
No account managers between you and the work. The two managing directors plan, write and answer for every order themselves.
The brain behind the Reddit side. Rocco maps the subreddits and threads, decides which angle fits which community, and runs client management from the first call onwards. If you order, he is the person who answers.
Talk to Rocco
Co-founder and managing director. Hannes runs the business side: planning, partnerships and the cadence that makes sure every order ships on schedule and every guarantee is honoured.
Talk to HannesRemovals almost always happen in the first days after publishing. That is when moderators act. Every post is covered for 14 days from the day it goes live. If it is no longer online, we bring it back up on a topically equivalent subreddit at no cost, and log it like everything else.
Get a thread mapModeration nearly always happens in the first days. 14 days of cover means the window is closed with room to spare.
A re-post lands on a topically equivalent subreddit. We never swap a removed post for a junk room to close a ticket.
The removal, the re-post and the new link show up in your log. Nothing disappears quietly.
Straight answers, including the uncomfortable one.
Reddit doesn't endorse paid posts, and any provider claiming to be "Reddit-approved" is not telling the truth.
What we control is how the work is done: every subreddit is screened against its rules before we write, every post is written by a person to be useful first, and publishing is paced slowly. That is why our posts tend to stay up, and why every one carries a 14-day re-post guarantee. Your own accounts and your site are never involved.
Posts and comments never run from your accounts. They are useful contributions that mention you where it fits, not ads in disguise. If a post ever feels off-brand, the pre-publish review lets you see and edit it before it goes out.
If a post is no longer online after 14 days, we bring it back up on a topically equivalent subreddit free of charge, and log it in your post log.
Yes. AI assistants pull heavily from Reddit when they answer buying and comparison questions. A useful, well-placed thread can appear as a cited source in ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google's AI Overviews, not only in classic search. We research which prompts a thread can serve before we write it.
A subreddit post sits inside a community and ships with three comments. It is the format for search visibility and AI answers. A profile post is published from a profile without comments or upvotes, lean and good for building presence across topics. Most brands start with subreddit posts.
A person on our team writes them, for that specific community. You can approve every post before it publishes if you want to, with an edit round included. Many clients review the first batch and then let us run.
Every post is logged with its link and status as it goes live. You see the cadence happen. On monthly plans you also get reporting on what gained traction and how the plan adjusts.
Ads stop the moment you stop paying and never show up in Google or AI answers. A thread keeps ranking and keeps getting cited long after it was written.
Usually within a few days of the brief. Research comes first, then the first posts go live on the agreed cadence. Single posts are invoiced per order, monthly plans monthly. No long-term contract.
Yes. Many agencies run it under their own brand for their clients. Ask for volume rates.
A short call or an email. You get a list of the subreddits and threads that fit your buyers, a suggested cadence, and a price. No mailing list, no pressure.
Calls are arranged by email with Hannes: h.mayer@hmfanalytics.com
14-day re-post guarantee · hand-written · no long-term contracts
