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[Jay @jaydmss]

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[Jay @jaydmss]

The TikTok algorithm is like a toddler.

It has the attention span of a goldfish.

And it only cares about one thing:

"Did people watch this video?"

That's it.

Not how many followers you have.

Not how good your camera is.

Not if you're wearing makeup.

Just: did people WATCH?

So here's the cheat code:

Make videos where people CAN'T look away.

How?

Start with a cliffhanger

Use text on screen (people read AND watch)

Change scenes every 2-3 seconds

End with "Part 2 coming..."

Keep them glued.

The algorithm will reward you.

I promise.

[Jay @jaydmss]

Here's how to go viral on TikTok:

Step 1: Scroll for 30 minutes
Step 2: Find 10 videos that made you STOP
Step 3: Ask yourself WHY you stopped
Was it:

A crazy first line?
Something shocking on screen?
A question you HAD to know the answer to?

Step 4: Steal the pattern (not the content)

If a video started with "I can't believe I'm sharing this..."

You start with "I'm probably gonna regret posting this..."

SAME ENERGY. Different words.

Step 5: Post and watch it rip

Seriously.
This works every single time.
Stop being original.

Be smart instead.

[Jay @jaydmss]

I'm about to tell you the TikTok secret nobody wants you to know:

Ready?

Post ugly videos.

Yep. You heard me.

The perfectly edited videos with fancy transitions?

They FLOP.

You know what goes viral?

Phone in your hand, shaky camera

Sitting in your car talking

Bad lighting, real emotions

Zero editing skills

Why?

Because it feels REAL.

People are TIRED of perfection.

They want raw. They want honest.

They want to feel like you're their friend.

Stop trying to be a Hollywood director.

Just hit record and talk.

[Jay @jaydmss]

You know what's crazy?

TikTok doesn't care if you have 10 followers or 10 million.

Every video gets a fair shot.

But here's the catch

You have 3 seconds.

That's it.

3 seconds to make someone stop scrolling.

So what do you do?

Start with something WILD:

"I made $5,000 doing this: "

"Nobody talks about this hack: "

"Delete your account if you're doing this:"

Make them think "wait, WHAT?"

Then deliver the goods FAST.

No fluff.
No long intros.
Just pure value.

That's the game.

[Jay @jaydmss]

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budget is $900

[Jay @jaydmss]

how do you promote on reddit without getting banned?

[Jay @jaydmss]

@robert_shaw https://t.co/xdArkinFvg

go viral fast on reddit

[Jay @jaydmss]

Where do the majority of your users come from?

[Jay @jaydmss]

is there anyone who buys SaaS under $500 mrr?

[Jay @jaydmss]

is there anyone who buys SaaS under $500mrr?

[Jay @jaydmss]

Your Reddit posts fail because of 8 seconds

Not 8 minutes

Not 8 hours

8 SECONDS

Here's what happens in those 8 seconds:

User scrolling

Sees your headline

Brain makes instant decision:

SKIP or STOP

You have less time than a TikTok

To make them STOP

What makes them stop?

I tracked 10,000 scrolls (yes really)

Found 4 triggers:

Trigger 1: CONFUSION

"I made $90K selling nothing"

Brain: "Wait what? How?"

STOP

Trigger 2: FEAR

"You're doing [common thing] wrong"

Brain: "Oh no am I?"

STOP

Trigger 3: CONTROVERSY

"Unpopular opinion: [hot take]"

Brain: "Let me see this trainwreck"

STOP

Trigger 4: SPECIFICITY

"I tracked 847 posts. 94% had this pattern"

Brain: "That's so specific it must be real"

STOP

What DOESN'T make them stop:

"My journey with [topic]"

"Thoughts on [topic]?"

"Can anyone help with [topic]?"

"Check out my [topic]"

These are SCROLL words

Brain has seen them 1000 times

Immediately skips

Your first 5 words are EVERYTHING

Not your value

Not your credibility

Your INTERRUPTION

If they don't stop in 8 seconds

They'll never see your value

Master the stop

Everything else is easy

[Jay @jaydmss]

I paid a Reddit mod $500 for the truth

What he told me changed everything
(and explains why your posts die instantly)

He said:

"We remove 80% of posts in first 10 minutes"

"Not because they break rules"

"Because they FEEL like spam"

I said: "How do you know it's spam in 10 minutes?"

He said: "Account age, karma, posting pattern, and GUT"

GUT?

Yeah. Gut feeling.

Your post can be perfect

But if the mod's having a bad day?

REMOVED

The workaround he gave me:

Build rapport with mods BEFORE posting

- Comment on their pinned posts
- Thank them for their work
- DM questions about rules
- Become a familiar username

Post when they're OFFLINE

Check their comment history
See when they're most active
Post when they're asleep
Automod might catch you
But human mods are asleep

Use "mod-friendly" language

Say "I hope this is allowed"
Say "Please remove if not appropriate"
Humility disarms their spam radar
Since learning this
My removal rate went from 60% to 4%
Same content
Different psychology

[Jay @jaydmss]

I got banned from Reddit 6 times

Made $1.2M anyway

Here's the method they tried to stop:

Build karma in fake subreddits first

r/FreeKarma4You for 48 hours

Get to 5K karma fast

Then migrate to your real niche

Reddit thinks you're established

Automod doesn't flag you

Then use the "value sandwich":

Post 1: Pure value, no links

Post 2: Pure value, no links

Post 3: Drop your product in COMMENTS only

Never in the post itself

Bury it 3 comments deep

"Built a tool for this problem"

Looks organic, not promotional

I did this across 6 accounts

Each one eventually got banned

But each one made $200K first

By the time they catch you

You've already won

[Jay @jaydmss]

I cracked Reddit's comment section:

It's more valuable than the post

Here's why:

Post gets 10K upvotes

Top comment gets 3K upvotes

But top comment gets:

- Profile clicks
- Follow
- DMs
- Trust

While OP just gets numbers

The play:

Post your content

Then DOMINATE your own comment section

Answer every question

Add extra value

Drop resources

Be everywhere

People think: "Wow OP really cares"

That perception = everything

The post gets attention

The comments get customers

[Jay @jaydmss]

I made $283K from Reddit

Never paid for a single ad

The strategy:

Built a VALUE FORTRESS first

Posted 40 pieces of pure value

No links

No promotion

Just helping

Became the go to expert

Then launched my product

Posted: "I built something for this problem we always discuss"

Community BEGGED for the link

Sold out in 11 hours

$283K revenue

The sequence:

Months 1-2: Pure value only

Month 3: Soft mention you're building something

Month 4: Launch with community blessing

You're not selling

You're solving THEIR problem

They're grateful you exist

This is the way

[Jay @jaydmss]

Reddit's hidden goldmine:

DEAD SUBREDDITS

Everyone fights in r/Entrepreneur

100K members, 1000 posts per day

Your post drowns instantly

Instead?

Find r/GrowMyBusiness

15K members, 20 posts per day

Post the SAME content

Hits #1 in 30 minutes

Stays there for 3 days

Still get 8K views

Way less competition = way more visibility

How to find them:

Search your niche + "reddit"

Join every subreddit under 50K members

Post in 5-7 of them

One piece of content = 40K total views

Work smarter not harder