I have a 106k NSFW subreddit, what do I do with it?

[Jhos838]

I used to make money with cpa but I quit and now I want to make money but I don't know how, I know how to gain followers fast but I don't know what to do, any suggestions?

I've thought about selling it but I don't know to whom and I don't know how much it costs.

 

[Willyfish]

I am always surprised to see that around here people grow subreddits or facebook groups but have no idea what to do with it.

Before you build a community, you should have an idea or know how to monetise it.

It's the same as if someone comes in my restaurant and when he is inside I think to myself, oh which food can I sell to him?

 

[Jhos838]

I am always surprised to see that around here people grow subreddits or facebook groups but have no idea what to do with it.

Before you build a community, you should have an idea or know how to monetise it.

It's the same as if someone comes in my restaurant and when he is inside I think to myself, oh which food can I sell to him?

if i make money with it before

 

[Willyfish]

Well I advise you to keep making what you did if it worked. Or find another closely related offer to promote.

 

[banda065]

i am also promoting dating affiliates links in one subreddit

using automoderator to comment links

i saw it is not recommended and risky

any other method that i can use

 

[Project Limitless]

I am always surprised to see that around here people grow subreddits or facebook groups but have no idea what to do with it.

Before you build a community, you should have an idea or know how to monetise it.

It's the same as if someone comes in my restaurant and when he is inside I think to myself, oh which food can I sell to him?

I've grown the biggest communities on FB as a kid without even knowing that it can be monetized. Later came the money. I tried to grow more communities to earn more money and none of them took off.
I think when you're motivated by money when trying to grow a community it gets more difficult to get loyal members. This is just a personal experience and opinion.

 

[Willyfish]

I've grown the biggest communities on FB as a kid without even knowing that it can be monetized. Later came the money. I tried to grow more communities to earn more money and none of them took off.
I think when you're motivated by money when trying to grow a community it gets more difficult to get loyal members. This is just a personal experience and opinion.

I see, but check this thread for example... if you grow it and ultimately don't know how to monetise, you can just sell it but nothing more.

Most people who have groups, also have an offer to monetise, or it makes no sense, but I get your point, some people do it by passion and finally have a great community and a way to monetise.

But the marketing strategy is to use a channel after you determine your target audience and decide what to offer to them.

It's a marketing channel only, let's not forget that (but a powerful one)

 

[Uzii]

Potentially try selling traffic to certain OF/snap accounts, or post affiliate signup links for OF/cam sites (pinned posts or sidebar).

Make sure to be discreet if you choose to do this though, Reddit has some funky rules with what is and isn't allowed

 

[webguy2000]

What did you do the first time with cpa that worked? And why don't you keep doing that? Have you tried driving traffic off reddit and onto your own website with nsfw content

 

[Robyries]

I used to make money with cpa but I quit

Why quit..?

 

[Bots-Scrapers]

Potentially try selling traffic to certain OF/snap accounts, or post affiliate signup links for OF/cam sites (pinned posts or sidebar).

Make sure to be discreet if you choose to do this though, Reddit has some funky rules with what is and isn't allowed

another gem suggestion!

 

[vamnt1]

Reblog or combine to advertise

 

[Ozzyzig]

Depending on how many people are visiting the site from a certain country, there is the option to approach a sex toy company and offer them an advertising spot on the subreddit. This should be on one of the sticky posts.

I.e. in the UK, Love Honey is a big brand. Depending on the nature of the sub, they might be more than happy to advertise the brand on the subreddit, and they may also give a coupon code too.

I'd say this is a better option than an affiliate sign up since the big brands will have deep pockets and they'll be more than happy to advertise on a sub that has a large number of visitors daily.

 

[smoguvse]

One of the ways is to sell proxies created from your phones.

 

[muratback]

You can promote onlyfans

 

[TaiElonZuckerberg]

No Way! reddit is that big

 

[Bobby_jay04]

Can you help me grow mine ?

 

[evakurtman]

I've grown the biggest communities on FB as a kid without even knowing that it can be monetized. Later came the money. I tried to grow more communities to earn more money and none of them took off.
I think when you're motivated by money when trying to grow a community it gets more difficult to get loyal members. This is just a personal experience and opinion.

omg one of the truest things I have ever heard !!!!

 

[thescrrr]

I miss you Willy you crazy fish.