[Surprising fact or question from the article]
We break it down in our latest: "[Article Title]"
→ [URL]
[Who benefits and who pays — one sentence]
Our new piece explains why this matters and what can be done about it:
"[Article Title]" → [URL]
We just published "[Article Title]" and here's the key finding that surprised us:
[2-3 sentence excerpt of the most compelling point]
Full analysis → [URL]
[Open question the article addresses]
We tried to answer this. What we found: [one-line summary]
"[Article Title]" → [URL]
The common take: [conventional wisdom]
The actual picture: [Redistributed's analysis]
We lay out the evidence → [URL]
This was predictable. We wrote about [underlying dynamic] back in [date]:
"[Article Title]" → [URL]
Here's what to watch next: [forward-looking point]
If you want context on [trending topic], we broke down the mechanics here:
"[Article Title]" → [URL]
TL;DR: [one sentence summary]
Seeing a lot of hot takes on [trending topic]. Here's 2,000 words of actual analysis:
"[Article Title]" → [URL]
The part most coverage misses: [key insight]
Quick thread on [topic] 🧵
1/ [Key point 1]
2/ [Key point 2]
3/ [Key point 3]
Full analysis with sources: [URL]
For context on [trending news]:
→ Who benefits: [brief]
→ Who pays: [brief]
→ What can be done: [brief]
We mapped this out in detail: "[Article Title]" → [URL]
- Lead with the sharpest single line
- URL at the end (counts as 23 chars)
- One hashtag maximum — or none
- Use threads for longer promotions
- Similar to Twitter but slightly more room
- No hashtag culture — skip them
- Clean, readable formatting
- More room for context
- Use content warnings where appropriate
- 2-3 relevant hashtags at the end
- Tag relevant accounts if applicable
- Professional framing
- Start with a question or surprising data point
- Use line breaks for readability
- End with a question to drive comments
- Include 3-5 relevant hashtags
- Title: Clear, specific, not clickbaity
- Body: 2-3 paragraph summary with key findings
- End with discussion question
- Identify correct subreddit for the topic
- Follow subreddit self-promotion rules (contribute regularly, don't just drop links)