Getting Started with the Reddit CMS

Accessing the CMS

Once you are logged into Linkeddit, navigate to the CMS via the top navigation bar or by visiting /cms directly. The CMS is available to all plan tiers, though the number of campaigns and content pieces you can create depends on your subscription level.

On your first visit, you will land on the campaign overview screen. If you have not created a campaign yet, you will see a prompt to create your first one. Campaigns are the top-level container for all CMS work, grouping subreddit targets, content pieces, and research into one organized space.

Understanding the dashboard layout

The CMS dashboard is organized around campaigns. Each campaign has its own kanban board, content calendar, subreddit targets list, and research tab. You switch between campaigns using the campaign selector in the left sidebar or the top dropdown.

Within a campaign, the main tabs are Board (kanban), Calendar, Targets (subreddits), and Research. The Board is where most content creation happens. The Calendar gives you a time-based view of scheduled and published posts. Targets lets you manage which subreddits you are creating content for. Research holds all the analysis reports you generate.

Your first campaign

To get started, click the New Campaign button and fill in the required fields: campaign name, product overview, and goal overview. These three fields are used by the AI at every stage of content generation, so the more specific you are, the better the outputs will be.

After saving your campaign, add at least one subreddit target. Subreddit targets tell the CMS where you plan to post, and each one can have its own posting guidelines and notes. With a campaign and a subreddit target in place, you are ready to start generating content.

The content workflow

Content in the CMS moves through five stages: Idea, Draft, Ready, Scheduled, and Posted. You can create new content ideas manually, generate them with AI, or derive them from research reports. Once a piece reaches the Draft stage, the full editor opens with formatting tools and an AI revision chat.

When a post is ready to go live, move it to the Ready column, then schedule it by assigning a date. The Calendar view will show all scheduled content so you can spot gaps or cluster posts intentionally. After posting on Reddit, mark the piece as Posted to keep your pipeline accurate.

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