by sbriggman » Mon May 05, 2014 7:19 pm
"We really over stretched on Reddit. Overall, we posted probably over 30+ times on there (new threads). I’m pretty sure people got sick of our “spam”! I’d research various places that we could post at; like what sites were the best for us."
"We were over 500% funded and down to the last few days. But the day never ended. It just kept going and going. We participated on the Reddit thread, kept posting about it on other threads and then boom, we got on the front page AGAIN."
I also think it helps if you can share articles about your project, not always the project itself. It's like a forum community - you need to be involved and form connections. For example: if you have 10 connections on reddit that you've built a relationship with, you can specifically ask those 10 people (who have reddit histories) to upvote your most recent post to help get it more exposure.
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