How do you get customers from Reddit without getting banned?
Every time I mention my product it gets removed. Writing helpful replies by hand takes hours a day. What actually works?
How do you get customers from Reddit without getting banned?
Every time I mention my product it gets removed. Writing helpful replies by hand takes hours a day. What actually works?
↓ the top answer is atomm
wait, it writes them for me? won’t that sound like a bot?
It reads the whole thread first and makes one specific point, in your voice. Every draft is checked for AI tells. You approve each one until you trust it.
honestly this is the kind of reply we want here. answers the question, links nothing.
while you get on with yours
We split previews per package and only rebuild what changed.
Describe your product or expertise. atomm suggests communities where those questions come up, and checks you can actually post there.
Each thread is read in full. Solved or crowded ones are skipped, and you see why. You get drafts written for the ones left.
Edit or approve. Replies go out a few minutes apart from a small minimized Reddit window, so your tabs stay as they are.
atomm makes sure you never sound like it
How do you get users to come back after sign-up?
Great question! Retention is a multifaceted challenge. Here are a few strategies: 1) Improve onboarding 2) Send re-engagement emails 3) Gather feedback. Hope this helps!
generic opener, a list nobody asked for, could sit under any post
Before more emails, call five of the people who never came back and ask what they expected after sign-up. It’s usually one missing step, and it’s rarely the one you’d guess.
one specific point, the poster’s own situation, checked line by line
slow and steady wins on Reddit
Replies build on the thread. They never repeat it.
New accounts start slow, and every community’s rules are followed.
Removals, bans and mod messages are checked through the day. If Reddit pushes back, atomm stops.
atomm never sees your Reddit password.
A small extension for Chrome, Edge, Brave, Arc, Opera and Vivaldi.
the questions people ask first
Chrome and other Chromium browsers: Edge, Brave, Arc, Opera and Vivaldi. The extension installs from the Chrome Web Store. Safari and Firefox aren’t supported yet.
Yes, at your scan times. atomm works through the extension in your own signed-in browser. The atomm tab can be closed.
That’s atomm working. To read threads and post, the extension opens Reddit in its own small, minimized window, so it never touches your tabs. You may spot it in your dock or taskbar; leave it be. It closes by itself after a few quiet minutes.
New posts, threads and rules in the communities you chose, plus your own profile and inbox to track votes and removals. Never other sites, tabs or history. It checks in about once a minute while your browser is open; when it’s closed, nothing happens.
No. Most replies just help. A few mention it when it answers the question, and you choose how many.
Not until you approve your first replies. After that, Autopilot is your choice, and you can still edit or take back anything.
Your settings, your Reddit username, the threads it reads and the replies it writes. Never your Reddit password. Privacy policy
Yes. Pick “Me and my interests” in setup. atomm helps you join conversations you know about, with no product mentions.
See your first threads in five minutes.
Be the reply people upvote.
atomm finds Reddit threads where you have something real to add and writes the reply in your voice. You approve it. Your browser posts it.
Works in Chrome, Edge, Brave, Arc and Opera · nothing posts until you approve it