Yes! I’m active primarily in local community subreddits. I participate by sharing personal experiences, recommending products I genuinely use, and engaging in back-and-forth discussions rather than dropping one-off comments. I tend to contribute thoughtful responses, and use it to find community.

I understand that Reddit culture values transparency and community-first engagement, so I focus on adding value to discussions rather than dominating them. That approach would carry over into representing SOMOS.

I wouldn’t approach Reddit as “promotion,” but rather I’d approach it as participation. Reddit users can immediately sense marketing, so authenticity matters. I’d engage in subreddits where conversations about quick weeknight meals, Mexican food, grocery finds, or pantry staples are already happening (r/Cooking, r/EatCheapAndHealthy, r/MexicanFood, r/TraderJoes, regional food subreddits).

Instead of generic promotion, I’d share specific use cases: quick meal ideas using SOMOS rice or beans after a long day, comparisons between homemade and high-quality ready options, or discussions about authentic Mexican flavors and ingredients. As someone from Mexico, I can speak to flavor profiles, traditional dishes, and why ingredient quality matters. This helps position SOMOS as a culturally rooted brand rather than just a convenience product.

I’d also ask questions (“What’s your go-to 10-minute dinner?”) and join existing threads naturally, weaving SOMOS into relevant conversations instead of forcing standalone promotional posts.

Yes, former student athlete (Varsity Volleyball), but very active student (Strength Training and Pilates).