Not so much focus on Reddit here.. why?

[Babylon_The_Mystery]

Just as an observation, there seems to be focus on all major social sites here but not so much Reddit. Is that because of their militaristic monitoring of anything blackhatesque?

 

[SocialManager]

Reddit is heavily moderated. The more focus on it, the harder it will be to monetize. It can become over saturated so easily. Spam filters are always getting better. Mods are getting smarter. They REALLY don't like spam. If you have good quality content, Reddit needs to be a focus for you.

 

[Babylon_The_Mystery]

Reddit is heavily moderated. The more focus on it, the harder it will be to monetize. It can become over saturated so easily. Spam filters are always getting better. Mods are getting smarter. They REALLY don't like spam. If you have good quality content, Reddit needs to be a focus for you.

Totally agree with all of that. I mean working with Reddit definitely does have to mean spamming the shit out of it, there's plenty of ways to go with their flow instead of against it while still operating outside of the typical way that most users interact with Re.

 

[Whateverest]

Because follow liking requires less creativity and efforts.

 

[Flacko]

Reddit requires thought and nuance.

Which is exceedingly rare on this forum.

 

[Megaverse]

Reddit is super hard to master.

 

[Nut-Nights]

Maybe because that shit (Reddit) dont deserve discussion on BHW.

 

[Kuem]

Reddit's good but can't be easily scaled

 

[Babylon_The_Mystery]

Yeah I mean as a source of targeted and reactive traffic it's solid, especially within niches.

 

[Danquids]

Because Redditors are smart, it is hard to fool them and promote your product. But if done properly, it is totally worth it, because most of the redditors are from Tier 1 country.

 

[WritersBlok]

Reddit can be difficult but once you find your niche, or if you already have really good content, it's a goldmine.

 

[sukhi]

ya i think also redditt is good...