Hiring, remote
Reddit Community Manager
Mentioned started as an internal tool at writingmate.ai in 2025. AI search had taken a bite out of our organic traffic, and the thing Google kept showing instead of our pages was Reddit threads. So we built monitoring to find those threads and get into them. Reddit ended up driving 20% of our paying customers. Other companies asked how, and now we do it for them.
A few numbers from client accounts. A US data platform has 93 comments and posts live on Reddit, 37 of them showing up in Google. An app analytics company has 158 live, 28 in Google. A fintech app for retail investors is at 32 and climbing, aimed at threads where people compare portfolio trackers. Those are URLs, not impressions. You can open every one and read it.
How we work
- We install the client's product and use it until we understand what it is actually good at.
- Then we find threads where somebody is asking about that problem, and we answer like a person who has used the thing.
- If there is nothing useful to say in a thread, we skip the thread. That happens a lot.
- Sometimes we link the client's blog post, when the post is genuinely the answer.
No upvote rings, no fake accounts arguing with each other, nothing that reads like an ad. It is slower than the alternative. It is also the only version that survives contact with a moderator.
The job
You would find the threads worth joining. Semrush and whatever else you like for the keyword side, plus judgment about which subreddits tolerate what.
You would write the comments and the posts, on accounts we own and warm up. Your own Reddit account stays out of this entirely.
And you would keep the record: what went out, where it landed, what happened to it afterwards.
On volume: up to 40 comments a day and roughly 20 posts a week, spread across several clients and a pool of accounts. The first two or three weeks are slower while you learn the products.
What we need
- English good enough that a moderator in r/SaaS reads your comment and does not blink. This one is not negotiable.
- You already know Reddit. Which subs are strict, what gets removed within the hour, why a comment with a link in it often dies.
- Some background in community management, ORM or SERM, outreach, crowd marketing. Something adjacent.
- Comfortable in Semrush or Ahrefs, or fast at picking up that kind of tool.
- You can run your own week without being chased.
Nice to have
- Reddit accounts of your own, or a history in some niche community.
- You have worked on B2B SaaS, fintech or AI products before.
- Juggling several clients at once does not rattle you.
Details
- Remote, flexible hours, though you need some overlap with US time zones because that is when the subs are awake.
- Trial period at lower volume first. Volume and rate both go up after it.
- We provide the accounts, the tooling and the monitoring. You bring the writing and the judgment about where it belongs.
How to apply
Book a call. We will go through what we actually do day to day, and there is a short test: pick three threads for a real client and write a comment for each. About an hour of your time.