there's a reddit exploit that's printing money and the mods have no idea you can sell digital products in subreddits without getting banned if you know the posting sequence here's the method: step 1: find a subreddit with 100K+ members about a specific problem r/freelance (800K members wanting clients) r/realtors (200K members needing systems) r/accounting (400K members hating admin work) r/sales (300K members wanting scripts) step 2: post 3 value comments per day for 7 days not promoting anything. just answering questions. building karma in that specific subreddit. step 3: day 8 - make a "resource post" title: "i made a free [template/checklist/guide] for [specific problem]" link to a google doc. actually free. actually valuable. mods approve it because it's free and helpful. comments blow up. people thank you. step 4: the google doc has one line at the bottom "i also made a more complete version with [extra features] - link here" $34-67 product link. step 5: the post stays up forever reddit posts rank on google. your "free resource" post shows up when people search "[profession] + [problem]" passive traffic for months. sometimes years. one guy i know has a reddit post from 2023 still generating 4-6 sales per day that's $140-400/day from a post he made 18 months ago the mods never remove it because the free part is genuinely useful you're not "selling" in the subreddit you're "sharing a resource" that happens to have an upsell i've mapped 34 subreddits where this works. the exact posting sequence. templates for the value comments. how to structure the google doc. what to put in the paid version. RT and comment "REDDIT" - i'll send the full breakdown (must be following)