JOSHUA AJAYI

I'm an expert in social media marketing, I focus on Reddit marketing to grow brands, AI Saas, Crypto, and business websites to build visibility and awareness.

[JOSHUA AJAYI @RedditRizeHub]

Reddit isn't just a place to drop your link.

If you're a SaaS or startup founder thinking about Reddit marketing, I'd start with:

→ Finding where your target customers actually talk
→ Studying subreddit rules & culture
→ Identifying recurring problems
→ Creating content around those conversations
→ Building trust before promoting anything

That's the approach I use at RedditRizeHub.

If Reddit is part of your growth strategy, let's talk.

#RedditMarketing #SaaS #Startups #GrowthMarketing #CustomerAcquisition

[JOSHUA AJAYI @RedditRizeHub]

@Speedmode_On Hey El 👋 I’m Joshua. I work in Reddit marketing and enjoy connecting with founders and people building in tech. Your work from websites to robots sounds really interesting. Would be great to connect and exchange ideas

[JOSHUA AJAYI @RedditRizeHub]

@KeshavAgarwalai @NarawayOfficial @AurjobsAi Nice opportunity. I work in Reddit marketing, where the focus is first on understanding communities, joining relevant discussions, and building trust before any promotion. Would love to connect and share how this approach could support Naraway’s long-term growth.

[JOSHUA AJAYI @RedditRizeHub]

@ClawHire This looks really interesting. How has the response been so far?

[JOSHUA AJAYI @RedditRizeHub]

@okayssh @Reddit You account has been suspended. It can only be restored if you appeal, though it is not guaranteed actually.

[JOSHUA AJAYI @RedditRizeHub]

@LennartPrange This is a great point. More features don't always mean more value. A reverse changelog sounds interesting though, I'd definitely check it out if you publish it.

[JOSHUA AJAYI @RedditRizeHub]

@ne1tmillionaire Hey, I’m also interested in AI products and connecting with people in the space. Would be great to connect and exchange ideas. What kind of AI products are you most interested in?

[JOSHUA AJAYI @RedditRizeHub]

Acquisition is a big part of growing in real estate. Reddit can help with finding people already talking about buying, selling, and investing, while building trust first instead of pushing listings.
It could be an interesting channel to add to your marketing mix, happy to share how I’d approach it for real estate.

[JOSHUA AJAYI @RedditRizeHub]

Real estate marketers: Reddit can be more than just another place to post listings.

People are already asking about buying, renting, investing and local markets.

The opportunity is to become part of those conversations and build trust before promoting anything.

#RealEstate #RedditMarketing #RealEstateMarketing

[JOSHUA AJAYI @RedditRizeHub]

@Jake___Oliver This is the kind of marketing that lasts. When people feel genuinely helped instead of sold to, they naturally become your best marketing. Trust first, business follows. 👏
Do you think more businesses would grow if they focused on helping first and selling second?

[JOSHUA AJAYI @RedditRizeHub]

@iqxide The product side is only half the battle. Distribution matters just as much.

A great product still needs to get in front of the right people and build trust with them.

Curious to see how IQX approaches distribution alongside the product.

[JOSHUA AJAYI @RedditRizeHub]

@adamofk_ Exactly.
There’s no real shortcut if you want Reddit to work long-term. You have to understand the community first, then earn the right to promote.

[JOSHUA AJAYI @RedditRizeHub]

Reddit isn't just a place to drop your link.

If you're a SaaS or startup founder thinking about Reddit marketing, I'd start with:

→ Finding where your target customers actually talk
→ Studying subreddit rules & culture
→ Identifying recurring problems
→ Creating content around those conversations
→ Building trust before promoting anything

That's the approach I use at RedditRizeHub.

If Reddit is part of your growth strategy, let's talk.

#RedditMarketing #SaaS #Startups #GrowthMarketing #CustomerAcquisition

[JOSHUA AJAYI @RedditRizeHub]

@umar_who_code @Saijalbratha72 Good thought.
One thing I'd suggest: don't start by promoting the product. First find where your target users are already talking and join those conversations naturally. That's where Reddit can become really useful.

[JOSHUA AJAYI @RedditRizeHub]

@umar_who_code @Saijalbratha72 You should definitely test it. Reddit can be useful for building an audience around SaaS, especially when you focus on the right communities instead of direct promotion.

I’ve seen some interesting ways to use it for new products. Happy to share one if you’re interested?

[JOSHUA AJAYI @RedditRizeHub]

Exactly. Reddit works best when you build trust first instead of pushing sales.

That’s what I help businesses with, finding the right communities, joining relevant conversations, and building an organic presence around their product.

I can show you a simple Reddit strategy for MentionLeads if you’re interested?

[JOSHUA AJAYI @RedditRizeHub]

@_aniruddha_d Congrats on the launch! 🚀 Keeping the stack under ₹500/month is impressive.

Once the product is live, distribution becomes the interesting part. Have you considered Reddit as a channel for finding and building relationships with the people who actually need what you've built?

[JOSHUA AJAYI @RedditRizeHub]

Welcome Umar! 👋

Building an audience around your products is a solid approach. Have you considered Reddit as part of the distribution strategy? Not for direct promotion, but for consistently contributing to communities where your potential users are already having relevant conversations.

[JOSHUA AJAYI @RedditRizeHub]

@TeeDevh $12 MRR means you've already proven someone is willing to pay, that's a great starting point.

Now the interesting challenge is finding a repeatable way to get more of the right users. Have you tested Reddit as a long-term acquisition channel for it?

[JOSHUA AJAYI @RedditRizeHub]

@HsanC_ Congrats on the first MRR! 🥳 That's a huge milestone.

Now the interesting part is turning that first customer into a repeatable acquisition channel. Have you considered building a presence in Reddit communities where people are already discussing the problem your SaaS solves?

[JOSHUA AJAYI @RedditRizeHub]

Congrats on the launch! 🚀

For a new SaaS, I'd look at Reddit as a long-term acquisition channel rather than expecting immediate sales. Getting involved in the right communities, contributing useful insights and building familiarity with the audience can make the product much easier to introduce when the fit is there.

What problem does your SaaS solve, and who are you targeting?