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How to Write a Launch Post That Doesn’t Get Removed (or You Banned)

The safest launch format is a build-in-public recap: problem → attempts → what worked → what didn’t → what feedback you want. Links are optional, clarity is not.

March 7, 20269 min readby Reddit Order Team

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A launch post is a conversation starter, not a press release.

Most launch posts fail because they read like marketing copy. Reddit readers want the messy truth: what you tried, what broke, and what trade-offs you made.

A safe structure

  1. Context: who you are and why you cared about the problem
  2. Attempts: what you tried before building
  3. Solution: what you built and the key design decisions
  4. Limits: where it’s not a fit (say this explicitly)
  5. Ask: what feedback do you want from the community?
If you can remove every link and the post still helps, you’re on the right track.

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