u/FoldNew7844

Hi everyone,

I’m a Reddit Community Manager specializing in subreddit growth, community engagement, content strategy, and moderation.

I have 2+ years of hands-on Reddit experience, including managing and growing my own community, r/AttractionDynamics.

Proven results:

I grew r/AttractionDynamics from 386 members to 73.7K+ members.

According to Reddit Insights:

• 73.7K+ members

• 3M+ visits in the past 12 months

• 92.4K average daily unique visitors

• 36K comments

• 2.8K posts

• 73.4K members joined during the past 12 months

Services I offer:

• Subreddit growth strategy

• Community management

• Content planning and posting

• Engagement and member retention

• Moderation and spam management

• Reddit Insights & performance analysis

• Trend and content research

• US-focused community growth

• Day-to-day subreddit management

Availability: Up to 4 hours/day

Rate: $25/hour

Work: Remote | Freelance | Part-time

Portfolio / Work Proof:

I can provide Reddit Insights screenshots and additional examples of my previous work upon request.

If you’re looking for someone to manage and grow your subreddit, feel free to contact me with your project details.

Thank you.

Hi everyone, I moderate a mid-sized relationship and self-improvement focused community (72k+ members, mostly US-based, around 2.9M visits over the past year and individual posts often crossing 600k+ views). Growth has been steady and engagement is solid, so I've started thinking about ways to monetize it — sponsorships, brand partnerships, affiliate deals, that sort of thing.

For those who've grown or managed niche communities like this, how did you go about finding sponsors or partners? Did you reach out directly to brands, or did opportunities come to you once the numbers were visible? Also curious what kind of partnership formats worked well without hurting community trust — pinned posts, dedicated threads, affiliate links, etc.

Would appreciate any pointers, or if anyone here works in brand partnerships and thinks there could be a fit, feel free to DM me too.

Hi everyone, I moderate a mid-sized relationship and self-improvement focused community (72k+ members, mostly US-based, around 2.9M visits over the past year and individual posts often crossing 600k+ views). Growth has been steady and engagement is solid, so I've started thinking about ways to monetize it — sponsorships, brand partnerships, affiliate deals, that sort of thing.

For those who've grown or managed niche communities like this, how did you go about finding sponsors or partners? Did you reach out directly to brands, or did opportunities come to you once the numbers were visible? Also curious what kind of partnership formats worked well without hurting community trust — pinned posts, dedicated threads, affiliate links, etc.

Would appreciate any pointers, or if anyone here works in brand partnerships and thinks there could be a fit, feel free to DM me too.

I manage r/AttractionDynamics, a Reddit community focused on relationships, motivation, and self-improvement, currently at 72,000+ members with consistent month-over-month growth. Over the past 12 months the community has generated 2.9 million visits, with July alone bringing 1.5 million visits and 68,000+ new members. Individual posts regularly reach 600,000+ views within the first week of publishing, and the audience skews heavily US-based (over 60% of traffic).

Given the engagement level and niche alignment, I believe there could be a strong fit for a sponsored post, brand mention, or ongoing content partnership with your brand. I'd be happy to share a full breakdown of audience demographics and engagement metrics, and to discuss formats that would work well for both sides — whether that's a dedicated post, a pinned placement, or an AMA-style collaboration.

Let me know if you'd be open to a quick conversation this week.

Best regards,

Rahul

Moderator, r/AttractionDynamics

Running a Reddit community in the relationship/motivation/self-help niche, and growth has picked up a lot recently. Sharing the numbers here since this seems like the right crowd to get honest feedback from.

Last 30 days:

1.6M visits (+957K)

71.2K members (+31.8K joined)

486 posts, 11.8K comments

674K views on a single post, just in the first 48 hours

Audience: 61% USA, 6.5% Canada, 4.3% UK — engaged, mostly English-speaking

Haven't run a formal sponsorship yet, and curious how people in this space typically approach it — flat fee vs CPM, pinned posts, affiliate deals, etc. Also open to connecting directly if any brands (coaching, wellness, dating apps) are looking to reach this kind of audience.

Been running a subreddit in the relationship/motivation/self-help space, and growth has picked up a lot over the last month. Sharing the numbers here since I think this crowd would find it useful (and I'm genuinely curious how others are handling monetization at this scale).

Last 30 days:

1.6M visits (+957K)

64.2K members (+31.8K joined)

486 posts, 11.8K comments

674K views on a single post, just in the first 48 hours

Audience breakdown: 61% USA, 6.5% Canada, 4.3% UK — pretty engaged, mostly English-speaking

I'm starting to get interest from a few brands (coaching, wellness, dating apps) but haven't run a proper sponsorship yet. For those who've done this before — how do you usually structure it? Flat fee, pinned post, affiliate links? Also open to connecting if anyone here is looking to reach this kind of audience.