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Subreddit directory for creators
Where creators promote on Reddit, what type each community is, and the rules that keep you from getting banned.
| Subreddit | Type | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| r/OnlyFansPromotions | General promo | High volume, high noise. Consistency and strong first images matter more than frequency. |
| r/OnlyFans101 | General promo | Large general promo sub; read the verification rules before first post. |
| r/Promote_Your_OnlyFans | General promo | Lower competition than the biggest subs; good for testing which content angles convert. |
| r/OnlyFansAdvice | Community / advice | Not a promo sub: creator community for tactics and platform news. Promotion here gets banned. |
| r/CreatorsAdvice | Community / advice | Business-side discussion; useful for benchmarking what other creators see working. |
| Niche body/style subs | Niche promo | Subs matching your specific niche (petite, goth, curvy, cosplay...) convert far better than general promo subs. Search your niche plus GoneWild-style formats. |
| Regional subs | Niche promo | City or country adult subs convert strongly when your persona is tied to a place fans recognize. |
Before you post anywhere
- Verify before posting: most adult subs require identity verification with a handwritten tag photo. Posts without it get removed and repeat offenses get banned.
- Read each sub's watermark, caption, and frequency rules; they differ and mods enforce them.
- Reddit rewards natives, not advertisers: post content that belongs in the sub, with your page one click away, not a sales pitch.
- Track which subs actually convert to paid fans rather than upvotes. Upvotes are not revenue.
- Rules and mod teams change constantly. Re-check a sub's rules monthly; lists like this one go stale fast.
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