Bailey Moses
Reddit for brands
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Your next customer reads one answer, not ten links.

Reddit is what Google serves when your customers search buying questions today. The same threads are what ChatGPT and Gemini learn from. I get brands into those threads.

Google used to show your customer ten links. Now it answers with a few names. If you're not one of them, you're not in the running.

68% of Google searches now end without a single click. SparkToro 2026

How it works

One asset: a community you own, built in stages. Nothing goes out without your sign-off.

01
Your subreddit
I build and run your official community
I set it up and grow it at its own pace until it’s a real community your customers use. You own it from day one.
02
The pages
Every thread becomes a page Google shows
A real community ends up covering the whole spread of questions buyers ask about your business, including ones you’d never think to write a page for. Unlike a Discord or Slack group, every one of those threads is a public page Google can serve. Google and OpenAI pay about $130M a year to license those threads for their AI answers.
03
The searches
The buying searches get direct answers
For the searches you care about most, I write the threads that rank for them. Google once recommended a company in its answer and gave its reason: “highly popular on Reddit.”
04
The long game
It gets stronger the longer it runs
The longer the sub runs, the more of your category’s research happens in a place you own. That shows up in Google’s results and in the AI answers built from the same threads. Reddit is the #1 source those answers cite, at 40% (Semrush).

Track record

1,200,000+
views a month

992,000 views and 10,000 new members in r/Trading's final month before I sold it.

Robinhood.
acquired my first startup

Pluto, an AI investing app. I ran growth from pre-seed through the acquisition.

0 → 1,200+
members in ten weeks

Started from zero on June 7: 1,200+ members and 5,400 weekly visitors in ten weeks.

The receipts · click any to enlarge
r/Trading moderator dashboard, final 30 days
r/Trading · 992,000 views · 10,000 new members · final month
r/InvestingForBeginners moderator dashboard, final 30 days
r/InvestingForBeginners · 209,000 views · 3,400 new members · final month
r/JourneyTo10Million insights, rising from zero after the subreddit started in June 2026
r/JourneyTo10Million · 53,800 views · 1,250 members · subreddit started June 7th

The first two took years. The third took ten weeks. Starting from nothing is the hard part.

Questions I get

01Isn't this astroturfing?+
No. It doesn't work. Fake accounts don't survive contact with a real subreddit, and a post that isn't worth reading doesn't rank. The profile says who the account works for, and promotional posts say so up front.
02What do you actually post?+
Answers to questions people are already asking, in the threads that already rank. Drafted for you, and nothing goes out before you approve it.
03We're regulated. How does compliance work?+
Your reviewer is the authority, not me. Nothing goes up that your team hasn't seen. A broker-dealer and a car dealership are different jobs. I work within what your team can approve.
04How do I know it's working?+
We look at two things: how your subreddit has grown, and where you rank for the searches we picked together at the start. If you’re not happy with either, fire me.

Month to month, against the numbers we wrote down on day one.

I write all of it. You approve. If it's ever not worth it to you, walk away.

Flat monthly rate
Priced for your business, and you get the number before we ever talk. Month to month from day one. Cancel whenever.
Book an intro call
Bailey Moses
Reddit for brands
Bailey Moses
Book a call

Your next customer reads one answer, not ten links.

Reddit is what Google serves when your customers search buying questions today. The same threads are what ChatGPT and Gemini learn from. I get brands into those threads.

Book an intro call How it works

Google used to show your customer ten links. Now it answers with a few names. If you're not one of them, you're not in the running.

68% of Google searches now end without a single click. SparkToro 2026

How it works

One asset: a community you own, built in stages. Nothing goes out without your sign-off.

01Your subreddit
I build and run your official community

I set it up and grow it at its own pace until it’s a real community your customers use. You own it from day one.

02The pages
Every thread becomes a page Google shows

A real community ends up covering the whole spread of questions buyers ask about your business, including ones you’d never think to write a page for. Unlike a Discord or Slack group, every one of those threads is a public page Google can serve. Google and OpenAI pay about $130M a year to license those threads for their AI answers.

03The searches
The buying searches get direct answers

For the searches you care about most, I write the threads that rank for them. Google once recommended a company in its answer and gave its reason: “highly popular on Reddit.”

04The long game
It gets stronger the longer it runs

The longer the sub runs, the more of your category’s research happens in a place you own. That shows up in Google’s results and in the AI answers built from the same threads. Reddit is the #1 source those answers cite, at 40% (Semrush).

Track record

1,200,000+
views a month

992,000 views and 10,000 new members in r/Trading's final month before I sold it.

Robinhood.
acquired my first startup

Pluto, an AI investing app. I ran growth from pre-seed through the acquisition.

0 → 1,200+
members in ten weeks

Started from zero on June 7: 1,200+ members and 5,400 weekly visitors in ten weeks.

The receipts · click any to enlarge
r/Trading moderator dashboard, final 30 days
r/Trading · 992,000 views · 10,000 new members · final month
r/InvestingForBeginners moderator dashboard, final 30 days
r/InvestingForBeginners · 209,000 views · 3,400 new members · final month
r/JourneyTo10Million insights, rising from zero after the subreddit started in June 2026
r/JourneyTo10Million · 53,800 views · 1,250 members · subreddit started June 7th

The first two took years. The third took ten weeks. Starting from nothing is the hard part.

Questions I get

01Isn't this astroturfing?+
No. It doesn't work. Fake accounts don't survive contact with a real subreddit, and a post that isn't worth reading doesn't rank. The profile says who the account works for, and promotional posts say so up front.
02What do you actually post?+
Answers to questions people are already asking, in the threads that already rank. Drafted for you, and nothing goes out before you approve it.
03We're regulated. How does compliance work?+
Your reviewer is the authority, not me. Nothing goes up that your team hasn't seen. A broker-dealer and a car dealership are different jobs. I work within what your team can approve.
04How do I know it's working?+
We look at two things: how your subreddit has grown, and where you rank for the searches we picked together at the start. If you’re not happy with either, fire me.

Month to month, against the numbers we wrote down on day one.

I write all of it. You approve. If it's ever not worth it to you, walk away.

Flat monthly rate
Priced for your business, and you get the number before we ever talk. Month to month from day one. Cancel whenever.
Book an intro call
Bailey Moses
Reddit for brands