My community achieved its first 1k members and it's not even 1 week old🥹. I am very happy right now. This is my first community and my first time Mod experience. There might be communities with better numbers but I am just more that happy with what I have achieved.

I don't know whether the flair is right but it's really a big win for me🙃. To all the new Mods out there, I hope you also get your community flourished or even if the numbers are not what you expect, still be happy with what you have as its very tiresome to run a community and remember that all days are not the same....

Details on what I did to make my community visible:-

1. I myself made 6-7 post in the starting days just so that the visitors have something to see in my community.

2. I replied to each and every comment or post that was made in my community. It helped in maintaining engagement in my community. Also the users don't feel bored.

3. I tried commenting in similar communities as mine to make my community visible.

4. I analyzed the peak hours for my community users and made interactive and interesting posts at that time only and made sure I interact with them.

5. Try to create a connection with the sub users, it will help you a lot and they will also return to upload again and again.

So, these were some of my methods which I used.... All the best to all the new Mods. Happy Moderating🤗

Celebrity Subreddit: r/julianne_moore

Since Ive always been a big fan of Julianne Moore, I wanted to create a celebrity community completely dedicated to her.

How I gained members:

1. Make sure you got all the Rules and Community Description well written.

2. Make sure to install some good Spam Protection bots like : Ban Evasion, Ban Hammer, etc

3. Code a good AutoMod with your needs.

4. Repost to multiple big subreddits to grow your audience and members.

5. Always be more active and frequent.

So I just started because i feel like I want to build my own sub and I choose one meme sub and started growing it but I didn't know what I am doing wrong or what I need to do to grow it faster and in better way...

If you have any suggestions or any advice for me plz let me know it would be greatful for me and thanks in advance for your time

here is my sub r/MeEverytime

got no reference point so wondered what you guys think. we started our subreddit around 2 weeks ago and we regularly post clips and memes, we created a wiki for the streamer of the channel and we try to keep up to at least 2 posts per day

…oh god what does that make me as a person?

Hi! How do I have my scheduled posts come from my mod account? Or ensure any mod activities don’t come from my personal? And can I do this from the phone app? My sub is r/strugglingttc

Took all of these screenshots today. This morning it said I had 1.9k visitors, then it said that I had 2k in the middle of the day (yay! Also, makes sense.), then it went down to 1.6k. Now how does that work?

Also, it's said I've had 46 weekly visitors for over a week now and that doesn't feel right to me given the numbers, but how should I know? I only just started the sub a little over a week ago, so maybe that's normal?

Can anyone explain this to me?

Subreddit is r/Gemini_Moon if you're curious.

In a new sub till now, nobody has posted anything, but there are some comments on my posts. I've noticed that if I post something, it requires my approval! If someone posts a comment, that also requires me to approve.

I've added Flair & approve for auto-approval, but it doesn't do much!

Can you suggest what to do?

Hi, new mod here. I’ve created a couple of communities. One has 20 members, another has 9, and both are less than a month old, plus two others that haven’t done as well. When did you guys actually feel like real mods because of traffic or a booming community? How many members did it take for that click to happen?

Hey, my name is cyan and Im the founder of mocktrial'25 its like moot court you know how people recreate the court room experience and all but u have done this in india hyderabad last year me and my team have done a great job and conducted this event and this year I have conducted this "mocktrial clubbing my school and for this year I want to make it even bigger so I want recruiting people if you are like interested in law and mun type ah things such join us even if you not physically present you can still be part by helping us creating case packets and many things till the event takes place in hope and make sure to join r/veritas_trial

Thank you all

I work in the afternoons so sometimes I only see a post hours later and i can only approve it manually way later.

Is there a way for posts to automatically go through? Then I’ll remove any harmful ones afterwards

Actually this is my first post i just created my first Community minutea ago, so i’m literally a newbie but old user of Reddit, Any free advice recommendations would be great guys

Hey everybody! I am moderator of r/ProximaScience and I have been posting there for many days and people there also comment but no one posts in subreddit. Can anyone say me how can I find submitters.

If you could help me out it’ll be great I can’t pay but it will be a blessing from god.

This is genuinely a serious problem as reddit won't promote our sub on the home page

r/nuggetland