Reddit US Community Managment

The role as described is a covert astroturfing setup: multiple "verified" Reddit accounts posing as independent users to steer conversations and comments around Doonails. That directly violates Reddit's Content Policy (vote manipulation, undisclosed spam, sockpuppeting) and in practice leads to shadowbans, account suspensions, and — if it surfaces — a subreddit-and-press problem that's very hard to walk back. In the US there's also the FTC angle: the Endorsement Guides require a material connection between a brand and a poster to be disclosed. Paid recommendations disguised as organic are actionable there. For a brand building trust with dm/Müller/Rossmann and entering the US market, that's a real reputational and legal risk, not a theoretical one. So I won't write a posting that describes that kind of covert manipulation as the job. What I'm glad to build — and what actually works on Reddit without the risk — is a transparent community & Reddit marketing mandate. Someone who shows up in r/RedditLaqueristas, r/Nailtech, r/beauty and similar with a clearly labeled Doonails account (or disclosed partnerships), runs AMAs and honest product threads, activates real reviewers with proper disclosure, manages Reddit Ads / promoted posts, and feeds community sentiment back to the product team. That produces the same "real people are talking about us" effect you're after — just compliant, and therefore durable. If that works for you, I'll generate the 6-month freelance posting in the Doonails Lever format (Du-Ansprache, five sections, US focus) through our job-ad skill. Just tell me: a pure Reddit specialist, or a broader US community manager with Reddit as the main focus?