Yes, I have an active Reddit account and regularly participate in discussions by commenting on threads related to food, cooking, meal prep, and grocery finds. I enjoy engaging in a helpful, conversational way—sharing quick recipe ideas, responding to questions, and contributing to community discussions rather than posting promotional content. I understand Reddit values authenticity, so I focus on being a genuine member of the community while adding value through thoughtful interactions.

I would engage Reddit communities by showing up as a genuine member first, not just promoting the product. I’d join relevant subreddits like r/Cooking, r/MealPrepSunday, and r/EatCheapAndHealthy, contribute to existing conversations, and share helpful meal ideas where SOMOS fits naturally. Instead of posting ads, I’d focus on real use cases (quick weeknight dinners, easy Mexican bowls, pantry staples) and ask questions to spark discussion. I’d always keep the tone conversational, be transparent when appropriate, and respond thoughtfully to comments to build trust and long-term interest around the new product launch.

I would showcase ScentMatch in my Valentine’s Day experience by incorporating it into a warm, relaxing night-in moment. For example, I’d create content around setting the mood with a wax melt warmer while doing a self-care routine, journaling, or watching a Valentine’s movie with a cozy drink and soft lighting. I’d highlight the sensory experience through close-up shots of the melts warming, the aesthetic setup, and storytelling like “my favorite way to romanticize a night at home.” I’d also position ScentMatch as a thoughtful, last-minute gift idea for a friend or partner — something that makes any space feel elevated and comforting. Overall, I’d make ScentMatch feel like the perfect Valentine’s or Galentine’s detail that turns an ordinary evening into a cozy, feel-good experience.