Need Reddit Advice

[lioblade]

Hi guys.

I know that the Reddit community usually doesn't like gameplay style videos when they're posted. So what is the right type of video to post on Reddit? I have a decent fail clip on my channel, would that be suitable for Reddit?

Thanks.

 

[GilledGiraffe]

If it's a TF2 clip, then the r/tf2 subreddit loves pretty much every clip out there. Assuming you arn't a complete 'noob' at the game, they'll accept you

What clip is it? Like which game, etc.

 

[lioblade]

If it's a TF2 clip, then the r/tf2 subreddit loves pretty much every clip out there. Assuming you arn't a complete 'noob' at the game, they'll accept you

What clip is it? Like which game, etc.

It's a short Battlefield 4 fail clip.

 

[uberdanger]

read my guides... pls.

• The smart dingus guide to Reddit. A guide focused specifically on achieving success with posts on Reddit.
  http://yttalk.com/threads/the-smart-dingus-guide-to-reddit.101288/
  • The Ultimate Reddit guide. Everything you need to know about how Reddit works and operates.
    http://yttalk.com/threads/the-ultimate-reddit-guide.85984/
    
    
    
    

 

[lioblade]

read my guides... pls.

• The smart dingus guide to Reddit. A guide focused specifically on achieving success with posts on Reddit.
  http://yttalk.com/threads/the-smart-dingus-guide-to-reddit.101288/
  • The Ultimate Reddit guide. Everything you need to know about how Reddit works and operates.
    http://yttalk.com/threads/the-ultimate-reddit-guide.85984/
    
    
    

I've read them. They're great guides, but I'm not sure there's anything to do with what type of videos go down well. Please correct me if I'm wrong.

 

[TNFBattleblog]

I'd probably stay away from /r/battlefield_4 as it's full of hate mongers and trolls. Lol, I think your video would do good on /gaming if you marketed it right, not so much from a YT perspective, but more from a WTF one. If you go at reddit properly and NEVER spam your stuff, it can be quite a nice place to promote your stuff.