Create 7 Reddit posts and 12 comments

A lightweight Chrome extension + web tool that helps teams keep online meetings on time. It shows a small, shared timer inside Google Meet, gives gentle cues, and nudges a clear wrap-up (owners + dates). A simple dashboard shows basic “on-time” stats. (Why it exists: fewer overruns, clearer decisions, less meeting fatigue.)

Who we’re looking for

• Redditors with aged, reputable accounts who naturally participate in any of these spaces: r/scrum, r/agile, r/ProductManagement, r/consulting, r/management, r/RemoteWork, r/sales, r/CustomerSuccess, r/chrome_extensions (or similar).

• You write practical, non-salesy posts/comments that fit each sub’s culture.

• You’re comfortable using light disclosure (“testing a tool,” “paid collaboration if required by sub rules”) and following subreddit guidelines.
  
  

Scope & Deliverables

1. Top-level posts: 7 (you choose from recommended  subs, titles, and angles).

2. Contextual comments: 12 (meaningful replies in relevant threads).

3. Post from your own Accounts 

4. Format: Native Reddit posts/comments (no external embeds required).

5. Links to proof: Provide direct URLs to every post/comment.

The main task

• Create helpful, native posts (how-to, templates, scripts, comparisons, AMAs, case snippets) and meaningful contextual comments in relevant threads - from your own account.

• Keep it organic: lead with value, add 1 short tool mentioned only when useful.

• No external embeds needed; just posts/comments that feel like you.

• All detailed conditions (counts, pacing, reporting, make-good, etc.) will be shared 1:1.

Completion Criteria

A deliverable counts as complete when:

• The post/comment is public (not removed/filtered) and remains live ≥13 days.

• You provide working URLs and subreddit names.

• If removed within 13 days, make-good: 1 replacement within 7 days (same scope).

What we’ll provide privately

• A short FAQs sheet, examples, and a clean UTM (optional).
  A simple log format for links.

• Payment details and timing.

How to apply (please include)

• Your top relevant subreddits, account age, and rough karma split (post/comment).

• 2-3 links to past posts/comments that show your style in those subs.

• Your time zone and typical posting windows.
  Your rate (per post/comment or per package).

• Any conflicts (moderator roles, employer restrictions, etc.).