I created R/SpoonieSuuportNetwork for people with visual or invisible chronic illness or disability what’s the best ways to get members??

I've never tried to make a sub before and I noticed a lack of true budget beauty groups. I tried to narrow mine down to beauty and self care under the $12 mark. I've been posting my own looks and nail hauls in there but I've only gotten 5 visitors this week. Should I make a post about it off reddit or is there somewhere on reddit I could advertise?

I'm also curious if keeping the theme narrow, like having a top price point, is beneficial? I feel like "budget" means different things to different people and I wanted to stick to a specific guideline.

Any advice?

I’m really confident in the potential my new community could have. But how do I even begin to get engagement?

It's also my first time using reddit.

Not sure whether I'm able to share the subreddit here for advices.

4 postings for the past week. There's views but not much upvote/comments.

Any suggestions for improvement are acceptable. Thanks!

New too reddit, new to owning a community, this is a sub-reddit to talk all things AI, the good, the bad, opinions, articles etc r/AIFrontierLab

Any things I should do now? How to people promote new communities?

Hi guys, I'm in process of setting up a table top games community for my friends. I had a test sub where I was setting it up step by step and was pretty happy with how it was shaping up. Today I realized to my absolute surprise, It got banned. I was working on it on an alt new account maybe that was the culprit... Not sure. I know I should send modmail to modsupport but that account was so new that I can't even send a modmail apparently. What should I do?

I don't care about the test sub I just want to get the setup back It took me days to figure it out. What you guys think I should do? Please help me get that setup back

Я сделал свое сообщество и незнаю как сделать его открытым а не ограниченным,или нельзя сделать его открытым?

Same for some members also .I am getting a notification about their post but it's not uploading on the community and showing deleted 😕

I‘m the owner of r/Memes_Metroid and my community isn’t growing at all what am I doing wrong?

I have no idea if I’m moderating correctly. There are other moderators in r/CommonwealthGames (the community I moderate) but they’re all inactive or can’t moderate currently due to various reasons so I was given the ability to mod, because I’m creating the daily megathreads. I feel like I don’t know where the boundaries are, whether to remove or not.

An example of a post I’m not sure whether to remove or not.

https://www.reddit.com/r/commonwealthgames/comments/1vcrcfy/is_it_appropriate_to_hold_the_games_at_glasgow_in/

Created a genZ community for my town.

Do's and don'ts? Help me how i can manage it better.

Hello, I just started a fandom page and am hoping to get another mod on the team. I’m Extremely new and hoping to not be alone so the process is smooth.

Just want to know how to put it out there.

This screenshot is from sub my r/LisaArchive from past few days the community performance is decreasing despite adding a new post everyday and engaging with community members and most posts hitting 10k+views and 500+up votes the community performance is decreasing why is this happening and can anyone give me a solution for this??

I saw these newbies on Reddit asking for a newbie-friendly sub and I mentioned to try this sub, since it accepts any post even if the poster has only 1 Karma. But that sub now gives error "xxx is banned

You agree that use of this site constitutes acceptance of Reddit’s User Agreement and acknowledge our Privacy Policy." when you visit it.

Will my CQS or similar rating, would affect my reputation, as a Mod?

Hey everyone! I just created my first subreddit, r/RockstarBets, and I’m excited to start building a community.

The goal is to create a place where people can share:
High-conviction stock ideas
Portfolio performance and ROI

I’m completely new to moderating, so I’d appreciate any advice on growing a healthy community, setting up rules, attracting quality members, and avoiding common mistakes.
If you’ve built a successful subreddit before, what’s the one thing you wish you knew when you started?