Yes, I have experience using Reddit in a personal setting, where I actively follow and contribute to communities related to digital marketing, branding, and industry trends. This has given me a strong understanding of Reddit’s culture, engagement styles, and the importance of authentic, value driven content. In addition, I have applied these insights in a professional context by researching subreddits for audience behavior, testing content formats, and observing how brands successfully build communities. This blend of personal familiarity and professional application allows me to create content that feels native to Reddit while still aligning with brand goals.

To grow the H\FC community from scratch, I would start by building a consistent content strategy that aligns with the brand’s values and resonates with Reddit’s culture. This means creating and posting engaging, discussion driven content daily from both the brand and founder accounts focusing on authenticity, storytelling, and thought leadership. Next, I would recruit and coordinate a small team of Reddit content creators to contribute diverse perspectives while maintaining a consistent voice and quality standard. This ensures that the community grows organically and feels like a space for conversation, not just promotion. Finally, I would actively monitor community interactions and moderate discussions to keep the space positive, inclusive, and engaging. By responding thoughtfully, highlighting valuable contributions, and setting clear guidelines, I’d foster trust and encourage members to participate regularly. Over time, this approach builds not just followers, but a loyal and active community.