All tech reddit communities removed my link

kasumi009

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Hey guys. So i started my reddit venture yesterday. I made a tech-crypto post with pics and well organized with a cute responsive theme and no ads at all, not even an affiliate link or anything like that at all, just a post with high quality and relevant pics. I tried at the beginning with one comunity, the mod removed my or i guess shadowbanned or something, and then i tried with others and they did the same as well. I had 11 karmas when i started, now i got 3.
Can anyone please tell me what am i doing wrong?
Best regards.
 
Anyone knows the proper way to do reddit guys?
 
So you created a new account and immediately dropped a link?
 
So you created a new account and immediately dropped a link?
No. It's like a month old. I gathered 11 karmas and then went with a tech community.
 
No. It's like a month old. I gathered 11 karmas and then went with a tech community.

Same thing. You’ll need to engage the community and gain trust before you can drop a link. You’re impatient and that shit don’t fly on Reddit.
 
Your acc needs to have age for bigger subs and karma. Your website needs to have age too. Also, you need to follow the 1/10 rule (only 10% of your posts can be your own content) most of the time. Easiest way to figure out what happened is to message the mod and ask him why it was removed :).
 
Your acc needs to have age for bigger subs and karma. Your website needs to have age too. Also, you need to follow the 1/10 rule (only 10% of your posts can be your own content) most of the time. Easiest way to figure out what happened is to message the mod and ask him why it was removed :).
I did and and he told me about this 1/10 thing. I still don't get it. Could you please enlighte me concerning that? I'd appreciate it.
 
I did and and he told me about this 1/10 thing. I still don't get it. Could you please enlighte me concerning that? I'd appreciate it.

Seriously? The answer is right there.
 
I did and and he told me about this 1/10 thing. I still don't get it. Could you please enlighte me concerning that? I'd appreciate it.

I am confused about what you don't understand. Only 1 out of your 10 posts can be linking/posting to your own content.
 
If you are trying to help people on Reddit, and elsewhere, then you will be successful. If you are trying to promote your blog, you almost certainly will not be.
 
I am confused about what you don't understand. Only 1 out of your 10 posts can be linking/posting to your own content.
Now I get it. Thanks a lot buddy.

If you are trying to help people on Reddit, and elsewhere, then you will be successful. If you are trying to promote your blog, you almost certainly will not be.
Okay. So the guy above said that I should be linking to my website once each 10 link posts. Is this gonna be okay?
 
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In my experience, text posts with links and comments with links works much better. Low effort dropping a link is a worst thing you can do. Btw, comment karma is important, post karma is nothing (anyone can repost few photos from imgur and boost post karma).
 
In my experience, text posts with links and comments with links works much better. Low effort dropping a link is a worst thing you can do. Btw, comment karma is important, post karma is nothing (anyone can repost few photos from imgur and boost post karma).
Thanks for sharing your experience. They sell old accounts on PlayerUp with post and comment karma. Do you recommend to make a purchase there? I mean buy a reddit account from there.
 
Mate, I tried that blasting my own site on Reddit shit. Not only did my URL get banned from Reddit completely, I got ratted on by a member to Amazon for having a zero bounce plugin on my site and lost thousands of dollars. I find it a very negative place anyway and it's way to easy to upset people there. Not worth the trouble in my opinion. Have a long term goal of focusing on good content and SEO for your website for organic traffic. Just my two pennies worth.

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Mate, I tried that blasting my own site on Reddit shit. Not only did my URL get banned from Reddit completely, I got ratted on by a member to Amazon for having a zero bounce plugin on my site and lost thousands of dollars. I find it a very negative place anyway and it's way to easy to upset people there. Not worth the trouble in my opinion. Have a long term goal of focusing on good content and SEO for your website for organic traffic. Just my two pennies worth.

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LOL. Damn. I'd lose my mind. Well I'm trying the best i can to make the YOAST plugin go green for both SEO and readability. And I was thinking of having some quality backlinks from posting on reddit.
 
LOL. Damn. I'd lose my mind. Well I'm trying the best i can to make the YOAST plugin go green for both SEO and readability. And I was thinking of having some quality backlinks from posting on reddit.
You cant go wrong with Yoast, good quality content and an SEO friendly theme. I recommend Studiopress. I'm no SEO expert, but it works for me.
 
You cant go wrong with Yoast, good quality content and an SEO friendly theme. I recommend Studiopress. I'm no SEO expert, but it works for me.
I'll give it a try. I'm using Gillion. Ever tried this one? It's a paid one but I took it for free from RULUTHEMES. Most of their themes and plugins are viruses free.
 
tech is not the easiest crowd. crypto is way easier as 99% don't understand anything in tech other than using a smartphone.
 
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