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Use this skill when the user wants to launch or manage a Reddit growth campaign — "set up a Reddit campaign for our product," "create an advocate," "review our pending Reddit drafts." Creates the campaign, attaches target subreddits, configures advocate personas with a daily-draft cap, and runs the human-approval loop on drafted posts. Runs on the ReddGrow CLI against the user's own account.

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Use when launching or running a Reddit growth campaign. Produces a live campaign with target communities, an advocate persona, and a queue of individually-reviewed post drafts. Exact commands live in `references/commands.md`.

## Launch

1. create the campaign with the product name, URL, and how the brand should be mentioned — the mention framing shapes every draft, so get it from the user, not from the website title
2. attach target subreddits — research them first (community fit is its own discipline; vet before adding, don't add every keyword match)
3. create an advocate: name, role (user or employee), tone, and a daily-draft cap. Start the cap low — three a day — and raise it only after draft quality proves out
4. pull the first pending drafts and review them with the user

## The approval loop

Drafts are the product. Review each one against: does it sound like a knowledgeable community member, does it follow that subreddit's rules, does it disclose affiliation where the community expects it. Approve individually; skip anything that reads like an ad. Check the draft pipeline stats to keep the queue moving.

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