Made over $3000 in 3 days using Reddit

Yes reddit is a gold mine but its a constant struggle between not getting banned and hiding your affiliate links. I would rather spend my energy on building an affiliate site of my own.
 
Hey all,
I made over $3000 in 3 days promoting my affiliate link on Reddit. It's a goldmine!View attachment 224610
I have a really important question
Did you gained authority in one of the big subreddits and posted your affiliate link, and didn't get banned? Is it stable now or did you get banned?

If you gained proper authority how much time you spent on that?

It's not really revealing information, so I would be proud if you could answer.
 
I don't understand how y'all can praise some people for making money online and bash others! Let's be honest how many people are gonna really tell you how they make a lot of money online? I mean it's like giving away the golden geese.
 
I have a really important question
Did you gained authority in one of the big subreddits and posted your affiliate link, and didn't get banned? Is it stable now or did you get banned?

If you gained proper authority how much time you spent on that?

It's not really revealing information, so I would be proud if you could answer.
I joined one of the big subreddits for 1 month and then slowly started posting my aff link along with my posts.
Yes reddit is a gold mine but its a constant struggle between not getting banned and hiding your affiliate links. I would rather spend my energy on building an affiliate site of my own.
Yes, it's not easy but works well when it does
I have a really important question
Did you gained authority in one of the big subreddits and posted your affiliate link, and didn't get banned? Is it stable now or did you get banned?

If you gained proper authority how much time you spent on that?

It's not really revealing information, so I would be proud if you could answer.

I don't understand how y'all can praise some people for making money online and bash others! Let's be honest how many people are gonna really tell you how they make a lot of money online? I mean it's like giving away the golden geese.
Exactly!
 
I joined one of the big subreddits for 1 month and then slowly started posting my aff link along with my posts.
How much effort did you put into this? Did you posted everyday or just created quality content that people liked?
 
How much effort did you put into this? Did you posted everyday or just created quality content that people liked?
You need to create quality content and post like 2-3 times per week
 
You need to create quality content and post like 2-3 times per week
Last question and I will be fullfilled for the rest of the month ;)

In your screenshot there were only a few conversions. Is it a campaign that requires a lot of user interaction? I mean do they need to do hard things like submitting a credit card or ID?
 
This is some inspiring stuff, I've been working on Reddit for a bit now

This makes me want to jump on some personal projects
 
Last question and I will be fullfilled for the rest of the month ;)

In your screenshot there were only a few conversions. Is it a campaign that requires a lot of user interaction? I mean do they need to do hard things like submitting a credit card or ID?
It does require submitting credit card details.
 
Why would a Reddit mod scour IM forums looking for individuals exposing themselves, when they can just look at the posts and comments being submitted and just doing their jobs as a moderator? If you aren't getting reports, then it must be benefitting the community, but sure I can accept that some mods are petty and don't want anyone to make money even if it benefits everyone. But there are hundreds of big IM forums, with thousands of threads created every day. It's not even remotely feasible. You are going to spend a hundred hours to find a single person who has exposed enough information that you can track down their Reddit account. It's just not logical. I can find you 100 affiliates looking at reddit for an hour.

Reminds me of people who won't use words like "hardlink" in their gmail conversations. As if google might be reading your emails to see if you're involved in blackhat SEO.

aint nobody got time for that!
 
I shared a screenshot of my earnings from a Reddit post once and got probably 25+ PMs/DMs, all from people wanting to see exactly what was posted, what I was promoting, how it’s done, etc.

My advice to you @FannyG is to not share anything remotely specific. Reddit mods scour IM forums (I mod former default subs myself) and they’ll get your Reddit accounts suspended, get your site banned from Reddit and try getting your affiliate accounts disabled.
He says as he has a product to sell you doing exactly that in his signature. Just LOL
 
Not joking I bawl.

How the hell you keeping the URL to your deal without getting ban.

Well done .
 
Not joking I bawl.

How the hell you keeping the URL to your deal without getting ban.

Well done .
It's all about becoming an authority on the subreddits you're targeting.
 
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