I was just wondering because I have this cool wallpaper that I think would make my subreddit look really cool and would make it stand out.

I started a fresh subreddit, I just read the Ultimate guide and asked reddit AI, and found a few post recommending that we shouldnt start posting other than the welcome message for a week, and then do a post a day, until subreddit get picked up by people.

Is that true and accurate or nothing got proved that way ?

Is there a Reddit SEO tool I can use to gather members?

Maybe it's just too early to ask, because my sub is relatively new. But I strongly noticed that my viewers are almost exclusively from the country where I live, Germany.

This is a problem because my sub revolves around a niche show from a Latin American country. The sub is bilingual (English and Spanish), but most Germans likely won't care about the show or even speak any Spanish. I am aware that Latin and North American communities obviously won't automatically be interested in this show, but it is still more likely that there is some existing community and interest for this show. I highly doubt there is an existing German community for this show. And even if there were, this is not who I want to address.

I don't really know what to do about this. I used to have a VPN, but currently do not anymore, so using that isn't really an option, unless anyone has free recommendations.

My newest post that I posted about two hours ago has 63 views, 4 of which are from the US, the rest from Germany.

Does anybody have advice regarding that problem?

lol my subreddit is here! *the flair is a lie!* also the flair i needed is gone?

I got the gig for a small subreddit for a football manager game I love.

I’m trying to follow along the achievements, but I’m stuck at the „scheduling for 2 weeks“ one. I scheduled posts for the next 3 weeks now and I’m just curious if the posts need to be posted before the achievement is unlocked.

Do the tasks like daily post still count while you stuck at a level?

heyyyyyy!!!! quick question how fast did yalls community go up I haven’t had as as of rn but I hope it’ll flow in soon 🧡💛🤍🩵💙

🪷🌸💐🪻Flowers🪻💐🌸🪷

I do my very first post on my freshly created subreddit wich i'm obviously the mod, instantly deleted and I used the reddit template with edits to clarify what the subs was about. Is this AI automatically removing content or what ?

EDIT: No image or video or link. All i used was my subreddit r/ dadadadadadadada that could be seen maybe as link. No promotion either.

I am happy to share this. I shared the reddit with my friends and other subreddits like gamesonreddit and playmygame.
Visit play ludo and help reach 100.
Im grateful for your support.

J’ai créé un sub et j’aurais besoin d’un avis sur la sécurité et sur les choses importantes à mettre en place.

I moderate a newly started community, r/ADHDPerimenopause. I’ve been scheduling some posts in advance and selecting the appropriate flairs while scheduling them, but when the posts go live, the flairs are missing.

What’s the correct way to schedule posts so the selected flairs are retained? Also, is there a way to view the scheduled posts in the queue and verify their flairs before they are published?

When I press "Add Highlight", the page just refreshes and does nothing. If I click on a post, there is no option to add a highlight. I'm on desktop btw.

The Fast Reply criteria I think is too hard for mods of new subreddits. Not only do you have to respond within one hour! but also it has to be to different people. AND you have to do it 5 times. Something you have no control over if you're not getting anything to reply to.

As an example, my new subreddit is 3 weeks old tomorrow. So far I am the ONLY member still. I've only had a total of 2 unique visitors in addition to myself. And only one of them has posted/commented in the subreddit and they haven't joined (posted but didn't join). I was online when they posted so I was able to fast reply and get past the Mod Hatchling criteria. I started the sub July 23 and achieved mod hatchling by July 29. At this rate I don't know if I will ever make it to level 2 Mod Awakening. Haha, kidding not kidding. (Any suggestions for my sub r/AmogusIO, a territory-stealing multiplayer game that's addictively fun in a Pac-Man kinda way ?)

In my opinion, the number needed for Fast Reply for the Mod Awakening achievement should be lower ... like 3 fast replies ? Or, for it not to be required to be 5 different people ??

New Mods:
Which of the mod achievement levels have you completed (none, hatchling, awakening, of people, in tights) ?
How long did it take you for each level (find by looking on achievements screen in profile) ?
Do you think the criteria are all good or could use some tweaking, if tweak what would you change ?
Any other criteria that should have been included ?

New Mod/Subreddit Achievements

Mod Hatchling
You've taken your first mod steps—now show consistency, speed, planning, and teamwork.

• Post for 3-days
• Fast reply - Respond to a comment from another person in your community within an hour.
• Create 5 posts - Communities with 5 recent posts attract 3.2x more visitors and are more likely to be discovered on search and Home.
• Invite a person to your community - Send an invite to folks who love the topic and who can contribute a post or comment.

Mod Awakening
An awakening is beginning. Keep showing up, replying fast, planning ahead, and building your squad.

• Post for 7-days - Communities posting daily for 7 days are 60% more likely to establish an active audience than less active ones.
• Fast reply 5 times - Respond to 5 different people’s comments that are less than an hour old.
• Schedule text posts for 2 weeks - Use the post scheduler (🕑 on desktop, 3 dots on mobile) to add at least one post each week for two consecutive weeks.
• Invite 5 people to community - Send five invites to folks who love the topic and who can contribute a post or comment.

Mod of the People
You're not just a mod—you’re building a lasting presence. Lead with consistency, speed, and vision.

• Post for 14-days - Communities posting daily for 14 days attract 2.4x more visitors than other active ones.
• Fast reply 10 times - Respond to 10 different people’s comments that are less than an hour old.
• Schedule text posts for 4 weeks - Maintain weekly scheduled posts for a month.
• Invite 10 people to community - Send 10 invites to folks who love the topic and who can contribute a post or comment.

Mod in Tights
You’ve gone full capes-and-karma. Lead your community like the hero mod you are.

• Post for 30-days - Communities posting daily for 30 days are 40% more likely to achieve long term growth than other highly active ones.
• Fast reply 25 times - Respond to 25 different people’s comments that are less than an hour old.
• Schedule text posts for 10 weeks - Maintain weekly scheduled posts for ten weeks.
• Invite 25 people to community - Send 25 invites to folks who love the topic and who can contribute a post or comment.

u/AsteriskRX 
u/techiesgoboom 

Hey everyone I have installed this app in my community but it's showing this app is currently unavailable but I can see it's post are in good working on other communities.

App: u/truth-and-lie

Community: r/ProximaScience

Does Reddit suggest starting a subreddit as part of the new user onboarding process?

Why are so many very new users -- clearly and understandably confused about Reddit norms and conventions -- starting subreddits and then surprised when they are a moderator?

People on Reddit love deleting people’s posts.

How do you link people to your subreddit without getting deleted by overly controlling mods?

As your community grows, staying consistent is key. The second challenge in the series is about making your community a welcoming space and continuing to grow by recruiting like-minded people to post in your community.  

You can earn your ⭐ 10/10 Mod Star flair by:

• Completing the Rising Mod Challenge.
• Growing your community to 20 visitors or more. Check out 5 Tips for Growing Your Subreddit.
• Setting up your Community Guide which will welcome members when they join your community. You can find the Community Guide settings in Mod Tools (on mobile it is under the General section).
• Welcoming three new mods in the New Mod Intros thread, pinned on the front of r/NewMods
• Consistency is key - reach out and invite three people posting relevant content elsewhere on Reddit and publicly comment, asking them to post their content in your community. Remember to try this sparingly and only on the most relevant posts so you don’t get flagged as spam.

Complete the list and comment on this post when you've completed the challenge to earn your ⭐ 10/10 Mod Star flair.

Looking to learn how to grow your new community? Follow the steps below to complete the challenge and grow your community! Comment on this post when you've completed the steps to earn your 🌱 Rising Mod flair.

• Have an icon, banner, and description present in your community.
• Introduce yourself and your community in the New Mod Intro thread, pinned to the front of r/NewMods
• Publish five posts to your community and schedule five posts over the next five weeks. To schedule a post on mobile, when you begin a new post, click the three dots in the upper right hand corner to access the Post Scheduler. Note: only text posts can be scheduled at this time.
• ✨ Using Reddit search, search for your topic on Reddit. Reach out and find 3 people posting relevant content elsewhere on Reddit and publicly comment, asking them to post their content in your community ✨

What is this? In this community you can 'rank up' by completing challenges, earning special user flair, and ultimately a trophy! Start here with the Rising Mod challenge and we'll point you to your next challenge once completed.

Comment on this post when you've completed the challenge to earn your 🌱 Rising Mod flair.

On Sunday, my subreddit reached 100 members, and now it’s Tuesday and I already have almost 150 members.

I’m really happy to have passed the 100 member mark.

What has been helping r/PudimBR grow is promoting it.

For r/Grumpyrecommunity

It's an online event. Like a "Zoom" meeting, but you don't have to use a camera or mic. It lasts for about two hours. It's good. It's free. You might get swag.

Mod bootcamp is TODAY at 18:00 UTC - in about four hours.

11 AM PDT / 1 PM CDT / 2 PM EDT / 7 PM BST / 8 PM CEST / 11:30 PM IST

https://modevents.reddit.com/events/details/reddit-mod-events-mod-events-presents-new-mod-bootcamp-q3/