Give your subreddit a clear reason to exist.
Turn a subreddit idea into a clear launch plan, from positioning and setup to your first members.
Put the plan on one page.
- Who belongs here?
- A specific group with a shared interest.
- Why would they join?
- Something useful they can find or do together.
- What happens first?
- A welcome, a conversation and a person to answer.
Made forFor founders ready to turn a community idea into a practical plan.
The formatRecorded, follow-along workshop
From a topic to a launch plan.
Choose your audience, topic and reason to join
Define who belongs here and what makes joining worth their time.
Set up your community, rules and welcome content
Give new members a clear welcome and useful ground rules.
Plan your first members and initial conversations
Map out where your first members will come from and what they can join in on.
Assign team responsibilities and build a launch checklist
Make the work visible: what needs doing, who owns it and what comes next.
Follow the recordings at your own pace. You and your team put the plan into action.
A few useful answers.
Is this a live workshop?
It is recorded, so you can work through the steps at your own pace.
Do I need to buy the starter kit first?
No. The workshop stands on its own. The starter kit is a separate resource for planning posts.
Will you launch the subreddit for me?
This is a self-serve workshop. You make the decisions and carry out the launch with your team.
Does this guarantee members or sales?
No. Your audience, the work you put in and how people respond all shape the outcome.