If you’ve ever tried to promote your product on Reddit, you already know: it’s like walking into a lion’s den wearing a name tag that says “marketer.” Redditors can smell inauthenticity a mile away — and the moment they sense it, your post sinks faster than a downvoted meme. But here’s the twist: Reddit isn’t anti-marketing — it’s anti-lazy marketing. Founders who learn how to engage like Redditors instead of advertisers are quietly generating high-intent leads every single day. So how are they doing it? 1. The Reddit Goldmine: Where Real Buyers Hang Out Forget cold outreach lists. Reddit is filled with self-segmenting communities — thousands of micro-niches where your exact customers gather to complain, compare, and look for solutions. r/SaaS: founders and growth hackers looking for tools that actually work r/EntrepreneurRideAlong: solopreneurs documenting every step of their build r/SmallBusiness: decision-makers with real budgets asking for advice Every one of these subreddits is...