Reddit ghost writter

Here’s a **straight, no-BS Upwork job post** you can copy-paste. It filters newbies fast and attracts people who’ve actually done Reddit before. --- • *Title:** Experienced Reddit Ghostwriter Needed (Proven Track Record Only) • *Description:** I’m looking for a **Reddit ghostwriter with real prior experience** — not theory, not “I read Reddit,” but someone who has actually **posted, commented, and grown accounts** without getting them banned or shadowed. This is **ongoing work**, not a one-off task. • *What you’ll be doing:** • Writing **natural, native-level Reddit posts and comments** • Posting in specific subreddits (business, startups, local services, lifestyle, etc.) • Blending in like a real user (no marketing tone, no cringe) • Following Reddit rules, subreddit culture, and timing • Helping build credibility, karma, and organic engagement • Occasionally responding to comments as the account owner • *Requirements (mandatory):** • Proven experience as a **Reddit ghostwriter or Reddit marketer** • Strong understanding of: • Reddit etiquette • Shadowbans, soft bans, account warming • Subreddit rules and moderation behavior • Native or near-native English • Ability to write like a **real human**, not ChatGPT-style filler • Reliability and discretion (this is ghostwriting) • *Nice to have (big plus):** • Screenshots or examples of Reddit accounts you’ve worked on • Experience promoting businesses **without getting flagged** • Understanding of U.S. audiences • *How to apply (important):** Start your proposal with **“I know how Reddit actually works”** so I know you read this. Then include: 1. Your Reddit experience (what you’ve done, how long) 2. Examples or proof (screenshots, anonymized links, explanations) 3. What mistakes most people make on Reddit (short answer) • *Payment:** • Fixed price or hourly — depends on experience • Long-term work if you deliver If you’ve only written blog posts or tweets — **don’t apply**. If you’ve actually survived Reddit and know how to move quietly — apply. --- If you want, I can: • Make this **more aggressive** (even harder filter) • Adjust it for **karma farming vs soft promotion** • Tune it for **US local service businesses** specifically Just say which angle you want. Apply To this Job Company : Upwork Salary : 45–75 an hour  

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