Reddit 101: How to Get Started Without Getting Banned in Your First 30 Days

Reddit can get your brand discovered, build real credibility, and show you what your audience actually thinks. It can also ban you in a day if you treat it like Instagram or LinkedIn.

Reddit plays by different rules. Every community has its own culture, people hate being sold to, and one wrong move makes your account look like spam.

Join Vithika Gururani, Founder & CMO at Fiakle and Reddit strategist, for a beginner-friendly session on how to start the right way.

What you’ll learn

How Reddit and subreddits actually work
How to find the right communities and read their rules
How to build a credible account without looking promotional
What karma, account age, and spam filters mean for new accounts
The mistakes that get people banned (self-promotion, repetitive comments, irrelevant links, vote manipulation)
A 30-day roadmap from lurking to participating
How brands can show up without turning Reddit into another ad channel
What to track beyond karma

Who should attend

Marketers, founders, brand owners, SEO and content folks, and anyone curious about Reddit who doesn’t want to break the rules on day one.

What you’ll walk away with

A clear picture of how Reddit works, the mistakes to avoid and a 30-day plan to get started with confidence.

This isn’t about karma hacks or getting around moderators. It’s about understanding Reddit well enough to earn trust and build a presence that lasts.