- name
- reddit-post-lab
- description
- Create high-value, subreddit-native Reddit posts with hooks, practical payload, and low-friction CTAs.
Reddit Post Lab
Use this skill when you want posts that earn trust first and traffic second.
Inputs
- Product/topic (what you are posting about)
- Audience level (beginner, intermediate, advanced)
- Subreddit context (name + any important rules)
- Goal (comments, saves, profile visits, email signups)
Method
- Select post angle
- Framework - Mistakes/lessons - Case study - Checklist - Contrarian take
- Generate 5 hooks matching subreddit tone.
- Build educational payload
- 3–7 practical points - concrete examples - no fluff or generic AI phrasing
- Add credibility markers
- constraints used - what failed - what changed outcomes
- Soft CTA only
- invite discussion or request feedback - optional profile/link mention only if rules permit
Output template
- Title/hook (1 line)
- Context (2–3 lines)
- Main value bullets (3–7)
- Example mini-case (optional)
- CTA (1 line)
Quality checklist
- Sounds human and subreddit-native
- Gives practical value without forcing a pitch
- No exaggerated claims
- No spammy wording or fake urgency
- Ready to post as plain text (no markdown table)
Example prompt
"Generate a post for r/Entrepreneur about turning one automation workflow into a €49 micro-product. Keep it practical, include 5 bullet steps and one failure lesson. CTA: ask if people want the template."