Crosspost from LinkedIn to Reddit Automatically

The key reframe: LinkedIn posts are about you.

Reddit posts are about the community.

Take a LinkedIn insight and remove all self-referential framing.

Instead of 'Here's what I learned building my startup,' write 'Here's what worked for our team's go-to-market, happy to share specifics in comments.' Lead with a question or a data point, not a personal story.

Find the subreddit where your audience actually lives (r/marketing, r/SaaS, r/smallbusiness, etc.) and read the top posts before submitting.

One creator documented taking a LinkedIn post viral on Reddit with 110K impressions — by stripping all the LinkedIn framing and presenting the insight as a community discussion starter.

Reddit rewards specificity over general advice.

'We increased conversion by 23% by changing this one form field' beats 'How to improve your conversion rate.' Posts with data, unusual findings, or genuine mistakes you made and recovered from perform best.

Ask a real question at the end — Reddit engagement comes from comments, and posts that prompt genuine discussion get pushed up.

Title format matters: subreddits like r/marketing heavily favor titles that read like a discovery or question, not a LinkedIn headline.

PostOnce automates the crosspost from LinkedIn to Reddit with community-appropriate formatting.

Your LinkedIn post gets restructured into a Reddit-native format — no promotional framing, no professional authority signals.

Choose which subreddits to target, set the rule, and PostOnce handles the posting.

Your LinkedIn content reaches Reddit's communities without looking like a repurpose job.