Market on Reddit & X without getting banned
Straight, no-hype guides to the rules that actually matter — what triggers a ban, the 90/10 norm, and how to automate within each platform's terms. Written by the team building the compliant way to do it.
How to market on Reddit without getting banned
A practical 2026 guide to Reddit marketing that doesn’t get you banned: the 90/10 rule, what triggers shadowbans, and how to promote on your own account, compliantly.
Read guide →Reddit self-promotion rules, explained
What you can and can’t do when promoting on Reddit in 2026: the 90/10 rule, disclosure, subreddit-specific rules, and the practices that get accounts removed.
Read guide →The Reddit 90/10 rule
The 90/10 rule is Reddit’s self-promotion norm: at most 10% of your activity should be promotional. Here’s how to apply it without getting flagged.
Read guide →How to avoid a Reddit shadowban
A shadowban makes your posts invisible without warning. Here’s what triggers one in 2026 and how to keep your account healthy while marketing.
Read guide →Is automating Reddit against the rules?
Not all Reddit automation is against the rules — but some kinds will get you banned. Here’s the line between compliant API use and the automation Reddit punishes.
Read guide →X (Twitter) automation rules, explained
What X allows when it comes to automation and bulk activity, which API tier you need to post, and how to automate replies without risking suspension.
Read guide →Social media automation, compliantly
Every platform allows some automation and bans some. Here’s the common-sense framework for automating Reddit, X, LinkedIn, Instagram and Facebook without risking your accounts.
Read guide →Put the advice into practice — safely.
FounderReply does the compliant version of everything in these guides: your own account, the official API, a human approving every reply.