Most people think Reddit marketing is "post a link and hope." We think it's a data problem with a writing problem stacked on top - and we're looking for someone who's genuinely good at both.
You'll own Reddit strategy for a portfolio of different brands. Example clients include, an AI/GPT product, a consumer app, a psychology practice, a gaming-hardware company, and an adult wellness brand. Your job is to figure out where each one should show up on Reddit, what to say so it actually lands in that specific community, and whether it's working - then turn that into a steady stream of posts and replies.
This is more analyst than copywriter. You'll live in keyword data, subreddit metrics, and our reactive feed, making calls like:
- This subreddit is perfect but small - still worth it? How do we adjust?
- This one's huge but brutal to post in - so we seed a dozen organic posts over two weeks instead of one obvious push.
- This keyword is spiking right now - real opening or noise? And what's the reply that fits this thread?
If reverse-engineering a community sounds fun, keep reading.
You'll:
- Manage keyword lists and mine our reactive feed for opportunities
- Research, size, and recommend subreddits per brand (members, activity, posting difficulty, mod strictness, fit)
- Build per-account strategies and content calendars - including post batches for hard-to-crack subreddits
- Write the best-fit posts and replies for specific subreddits and threads
- Do some posting, but mostly delegate routine posting and QA it
- Run Ahrefs and other SEO reports
- Take on SEO blogs and other onsite copy to complete a comprehensive strategy
You are:
- 2-4 years in growth/community/content/SEO or a marketing-data-analyst role
- Analytical first - you make calls from data, not vibes
- A strong, versatile writer who can read the room of any online community
- A native Reddit user who gets subreddit culture, karma, and mod dynamics
- Self-directed and great at fully-remote work
- Comfortable with adult/NSFW content
Details: Full-time · 100% remote · competitive base
Company Description
Taboo Grow is a remote-first growth marketing agency that helps brands win where buyers actually research: Google search and Reddit. We build organic-growth and SEO content strategies for a portfolio of consumer, tech, AI, and wellness brands - turning keyword research and community insight into content that ranks and drives real traffic. We're a small, fast-moving team that values sharp thinking, ownership, and results over busywork.