How we get AI products in front of the right subreddits without getting banned. Account warm-up, post structure, and the org we run for clients.
60+ platforms where you can list a new product on day one. Sorted by domain authority and link type so you know which submissions move the needle.
What an AI stack is, how to evaluate one without overspending, and where 42 tested ones live. Built around aistack.sh.
A short framework for turning what you already know how to do into a business that someone will pay for. Coming soon.
Yes. No email wall, no signup, no paywall. The Reddit guide used to be a paid course; we opened it. There's a 'Book a call' link if you want help running the play for you, but the words are free.
Two reasons. We sell distribution as a service. Showing the work in writing is the cheapest proof we know what we're doing. And every guide that ranks on Google sends a steady trickle of the right kind of reader to the rest of the site.
The Reddit playbook is updated whenever our client work surfaces something worth writing down. The promotion list gets a sweep when domains die or new platforms appear. Anything with a 'soon' label is on the queue.
No. There is no opt-in form on any guide. We don't have a newsletter. If you want to talk, the only CTA is to book a 15-minute call.
Reading the guide is the warm-up. Napkin runs UGC, Reddit, and GEO as one motion for AI companies. 15-minute call, no pitch deck.
Want calculators and utilities instead of long-form? Try the earned media value calculator, the Open Graph tester, or the full tools hub.