Feature
Warm-up ramps.
An account warm-up ramp is a posting schedule that starts a new account at low volume and increases it gradually until it reaches full cadence. New accounts that go from zero to daily self-promotion get throttled or banned; accounts that grow into their pace look like what they are, a human showing up. Every plan we build includes one.
Why cold starts get punished
Every platform runs spam systems that score account age, posting frequency, and how often you drop links. A fresh account posting at full volume with a product link in every third post matches the spam pattern exactly, whatever your intentions. On Reddit that means removed posts and bans; on X and LinkedIn it means silent reach throttling you never get notified about. The platforms never tell you the thresholds. The ramp keeps you under them.
How ramps work here
Pick a two or four week ramp when you add a channel, and we seed your plan with a day-by-day curve: light days first, often comment-only on Reddit, growing toward your target cadence. The curve is draggable, so you can shape any day, and your daily tasks come from wherever the curve sits. You always know whether today is a two-comment day or a full posting day.
It's for habits as much as algorithms
Starting at full speed is also how founders burn out by week three. A ramp starts the habit at a volume you can hold on your worst week and grows it as showing up gets normal. Coming back after a break? Restart partway up the ramp instead of at the peak. The account and the human warm up on the same curve.
The full playbook, with the week-by-week numbers for Reddit, is in our guide to promoting on Reddit without getting banned. For the habit side, read how to stay consistent posting content.