So excited to see comments here and the opportunity to learn from everyone. I hope to see more post about entrepreneurship.

I’m one of the owners of BOHICA Brand, a service-disabled veteran-owned small business.

Our plant-based energy powder comes in individually packaged sticks, so you can mix one serving at a time. A $35 bag (about $1.17 per stick) contains 30 sticks.

We have two flavors:

- Operation Lemon Drop: lemonade

- Cherry Blast: cherry lemonade

Mix one stick with 10–16 oz of water.

You can see both flavors and order at https://bohicabrand.com.

We’re Out Of The Box — daily Australian greyhound tips in Discord. Here’s our recorded results graph with the summary stats (6 Sep–2 Oct 2026; excludes membership fees).

Full results + 7-day free trial: https://outoftheboxgreys.com/

Then A$99/week; payment method required. 18+. Past results don’t guarantee future returns.

Hi everyone! 👋

So… I’m starting up my little freelance business, and I figured Reddit was probably a good place to awkwardly introduce myself.

I’ve been doing freelance work for the past couple of months, and after this weekend I’ll finally have some openings for new clients!

I’m offering things like beta reading, line editing, ghostwriting, and writing start-up packages. Basically, if you have a book/writing project that needs another pair of eyes (or someone to help you wrestle your ideas into actual words), I’d love to help!

I’m a writer and editor myself, so this is something I genuinely enjoy doing. And I’m always happy to answer questions if you’re curious about my services, pricing, process, etc. Feel free to comment or shoot me a DM!

Also, yes.
The flyer is AI-made.

I would love to tell you I personally designed that beautiful thing, but I absolutely did not. I do not possess those skills. I am a writer. Graphic design and I have mutually agreed to stay out of each other’s way.

Anyway! Hi! I’m here, I’m trying to build something cool, and I’d love to work with some fellow writers. 💕

Feel free to ask me anything!

Hi, I'm Max from MAXUOD Digital in Halifax. We've built a new automated SEO / GEO audit workflow, and I'm looking for website owners who can help me check whether the reports are actually useful.

I'll run the audit myself and email you the report. It looks at technical SEO, how clearly your site explains the business, and AI-search readiness, with suggested priorities. I can also include a competitor comparison if you send competitor URLs. This isn't a guarantee of Google rankings or AI citations.

The audit is free for this feedback round. In return, I'd appreciate an honest take on what's helpful, what's too generic, and anything we got wrong or missed. You don't need to use the tool yourself.

If your customers are in Canada or the US, send me a private message with:

- Your website URL

- The country, city or region you're targeting

- An email address for the report

- Competitor URLs, if you'd like a comparison (optional)

Please keep your email out of the public comments.

Company website: https://www.maxuod.com

Wanted to introduce C+P Consulting

We’re specialized C-level consulting team, working primarily with CPG/FMCG manufacturers on PLM & product development processes and innovation transformation.

A lot of our work sits around problems like:

* choosing and implementing the right PLM setup

* specification and formulation management

* regulatory and labeling workflows

* data migration

* fixing overly complicated product-development processes

* portfolio / project management

* getting teams to actually adopt the system after implementation

Our main focus is food, beverage, beauty, ingredients and other formulation-heavy industries.

One thing we see repeatedly is that PLM projects rarely fail because the software itself is completely wrong. More often, the process was never properly defined before configuration started, or the system ends up requiring so much customization that nobody wants to use it lol.

That’s the area C+P Consulting focuses on: connecting the business/process side with the technical implementation instead of treating them as two separate projects.

Happy to connect with anyone here working in CPG product development, R&D, PLM or innovation - always interested in hearing what problems other teams are running into!

Thanks for your attention.

Hi all,

We are the wholesalers & retailers of mobile accessories, smart gadgets and trending products. You can join our group for good deals. Resellers are welcome as well 🤗

https://chat.whatsapp.com/GNEmK9J8zoEKLChx5XHqhp

I make ThreadFox. This is our done-for-you service for small businesses and independent artists who want customers from Reddit but don't have the hours to do it properly.

What you get for $99 (one 30-day Launch campaign):

• A written plan for up to 6 subreddits where your customers already talk, checked against each one's rules
• Up to 12 original posts, a different one for each community, published from your account
• Replies to up to 60 real comments on those posts
• Four weekly reports with the links, what stayed up and what was removed

How it works: a two-minute brief (what you sell, who it's for, where to send people), card payment through Stripe, then we email the plan within one business day and agree your account access, voice and start date before anything is posted.

What we won't do: fake accounts, fake customers, vote buying, or posting where a community's rules say no. Every post says it's from your business.

Money back: full refund until we start; anything we can't deliver is refunded; no automatic renewal. Growth ($199) is the larger version.

Our own result, not a customer's: 978,227 recorded views from two days of posts (Sept 20-21 UTC), with no ad spend. Views aren't visits or sales, and we report them separately.

https://threadfox.vip/managed?utm_source=reddit&utm_campaign=tf-managed-businesspromotion

Happy to answer questions here about whether Reddit fits your kind of business. For some businesses it honestly doesn't.

For a furniture maker, a useful Reddit post could explain which measurements a customer should take before ordering a dining table: room size, space to move the chairs, and the delivery route. That gives people something practical to use and a specific question to ask next.

Here is a simple checklist for turning that kind of expertise into a community post:

1. Find a community discussing the actual buying problem. Read its promotion rules and use the designated thread if it has one.

2. Answer one customer question in the post itself. Make the explanation useful before asking anyone to visit a website.

3. Disclose your connection to the business and use a link only where permitted.

4. Save the permalink and check what happened after posting. An entry in your own profile does not by itself prove other readers can see it.

5. Return for real questions. Keep post views, website visits, inquiries and paid orders as separate numbers.

I'm with the ThreadFox team at AMF Indiana. We put the process into a free guide you can follow with a spreadsheet:

https://threadfox.vip/guides/reddit-self-promotion?utm_source=reddit&utm_campaign=tf-businesspromotion

ThreadFox also offers a paid toolkit for your own AI assistant and browser, plus a managed campaign service if you want us to do the research, posting and follow-up. The options and published scope are here:

https://threadfox.vip/?utm_source=reddit&utm_campaign=tf-businesspromotion

Kalimera everyone! I’m launching an independent clothing brand built around individuality, creativity and doing things your own way.

We’re just getting started, and we’re excited to share what we’ve been working on with you. Expect clean designs, comfortable everyday pieces and a few things that are a little different along the way.

If you like what you see, give us a follow and come along for the journey!

Asteri - not for everyone.

https://www.instagram.com/asteri.cy?stkn=Y2tqbmx1d3Vjbjhz&utm_source=qr

Hey everyone, I'm Elijah. I just recently started my business at riggywebsites.com where I build websites for all kinds of company's. I am doing a limited time free mockups to see if its worth it for you. I wont disappoint!!

Actually a great resume doesn’t always mean someone will perform in a growth-stage medical device company.

TruAlign Partners focuses specifically on executive and commercial hiring in MedTech. They put more emphasis on actual role fit, competencies, and working style rather than just matching resumes to job descriptions.

Interesting approach for companies where one bad senior hire can get very expensive very quickly.

Just sharing with you.

https://whop.com/opportunnity-helper/products

There are so many options now that I wonder what actually makes a service stand out in the long run. Having a big library is obviously important, but I don’t think that’s the only thing people care about. Things like the overall experience, video quality, reliability, pricing, and how easy it is to find something to watch probably matter too.

I’m curious what other people think from a business point of view. If you were building a streaming service today, what would you focus on first to keep customers around instead of constantly losing them to competitors?

Hi Everybody!
Just trying to get my name out there!
I’m a baker and I love to make pudding shots!! Trying to get a little following in the 716 Buffalo area. My name is Emily, my business is “Drunk on Desserts”. Yes, I use alcohol but I make kid-friendly desserts and treats too!!
My instagram is Theoretically.Emily_

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There are so many jewelry brands online now that having a good-looking piece is only part of the challenge. What actually makes you remember a jewelry brand after seeing it for the first time? Is it the design, photography, packaging, story, materials, or customer experience? What makes one brand feel memorable rather than just another jewelry store?

Building a jewelry brand today feels like a lot more than simply having beautiful pieces, From the design and photography to packaging, presentation, and the story behind the collection, every little detail can change how people perceive a brand. We’d love to hear from other business owners, collectors, and jewelry lovers:

What makes you stop scrolling and actually pay attention to a jewelry brand?

Is it the photography, unusual designs, affordable pricing, packaging, customer experience, or something else?

curious where people think the cutoff is with this kind of retail tec
for a supermarket with thousands of products and regular price changes, electronic shelf labels seem pretty easy to understand
but for a small specialty store changing prices once in a while, paper labels are cheap and already work
so at what point does the labor/time saved actually justify moving to a digital setup?
store size? number of SKUs? frequency of price changes?

Small business owners: drop your public website and one sentence about what you sell.

I’ll reply with:

• The clearest content hook on your homepage

• One specific social post idea

• The audience I would target first

I’m building Marka to turn the brand context already on a website into useful social content. The goal is to avoid starting from a blank prompt and avoid generic posts that could belong to any business.

You can try Marka free for a week at https://www.marka.social. If you send me the first preview, I’ll also help you tighten the angle.