How we write the blog
Who writes what you read here, where it comes from, and what happens when it's wrong. Last updated 3 October 2026.
Who writes it
Every post carries the name of the person who wrote it, and the byline links to their author page with their background, their profiles elsewhere and everything else they've published here.
The blog is written by:
How we research and source
Most of what we write comes from running Reddit campaigns for clients: what we posted, how the community reacted, and what it did for the business. When a post quotes numbers from that work, they come from our own campaign data rather than from an industry estimate.
We only name clients who've agreed to it. Everyone else stays anonymous.
When a post relies on someone else's research, a platform's documentation or a public thread, we link to the source so you can check it yourself.
How we use AI
We use AI for outlines and first drafts. Paul or Gregory edits, fact-checks and approves every post before it goes live.
Corrections and updates
When a post changes in a way that matters to a reader, such as new numbers, a corrected claim or a rewritten section, an Updated date appears next to the byline. That's also the date we give search engines as the post's last change. Typo fixes, formatting and layout changes don't move it.
If you think something we've published is wrong, email team@spacestationlabs.ai with the post and what's off, and we'll look at it and correct the post if you're right.
Who we are, and what we sell
Spacestation Labs is a Reddit marketing agency. We sell organic content, paid ads and reputation management on Reddit, and posts here sometimes mention those services or results from our own client work.
We aren't a neutral reviewer of our own work, so read anything that recommends what we do with that in mind.