I am a top moderator for an adult NSFW subreddit with over 1 million subs, Ask me anything

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How do you deal with people that buy upvotes to boost their post? Do you ignore them or ban/remove them?
You ignore them, these people are helpful to grow your subreddit, unless their models is on the top of the pages everyday, then you ban them

i have a aged reddit account but no karma. Can I make an NSFW subreddit?
Yeah you can make a NSFW subreddit with fresh new account
I made a subreddit 6 months ago. it's at 300k subscribers now. currrently gets 3k subs a days, and + 700 to 1k posts every day
Great results <3

How did you grow this sub?
I grow it from scratch manually, you need to do a lot of crossposting etc..
 
I have a couple of questions if you could please share any insight regarding posting backlinks on reddit:

- Is it still possible for regular users(not moderators or sub-reddit owners) to post links?
- Do any of the following factors have an impact on posting links: karma; account age; spam score;
- What can be done to prevent shadowbanning? I’ve had new accounts, old accounts, with karma and no karma, get shadow banned for regular comments (nothing promotional and no links)

At the moment my only option I can think of is to naturally grow accounts, as a real user. Start slow by joining some sub-reddits, start upvoting posts, then start commenting on some posts.

After that I think of joining the sub-reddits I am actually targeting, a couple of comments. Then I can respond to a post with a useful text, and after a day or two, edit this text with the link.

Do you think contacting members of sub-reddits and asking them to post links for a price, would that work? What about asking the actual moderators.
 
I have a couple of questions if you could please share any insight regarding posting backlinks on reddit:

- Is it still possible for regular users(not moderators or sub-reddit owners) to post links?
- Do any of the following factors have an impact on posting links: karma; account age; spam score;
- What can be done to prevent shadowbanning? I’ve had new accounts, old accounts, with karma and no karma, get shadow banned for regular comments (nothing promotional and no links)

At the moment my only option I can think of is to naturally grow accounts, as a real user. Start slow by joining some sub-reddits, start upvoting posts, then start commenting on some posts.

After that I think of joining the sub-reddits I am actually targeting, a couple of comments. Then I can respond to a post with a useful text, and after a day or two, edit this text with the link.

Do you think contacting members of sub-reddits and asking them to post links for a price, would that work? What about asking the actual moderators.
Reddit made it clear in a cool way, they explained this in their guidelines about sharing links:
"It's ok to be a user with a website but not a website with a user" something like that

In other words, be a normal human, do not spam links, share it in the correct places, and do not spam the hell out of your comment with upvotes cuz we mods know when a comment is manipulating the votes on it

we mods can track your history and see what you are doing, and if you are doing it on a good post we will keep tracking it

on the other hand reddit can filter it if your account is new or if you got shadow banned after a while all your content will be removed
 
Interesting thread. I have a question. I have been using Reddit to promote my YouTube videos.
I make travel videos, film city centers, beaches, you name it.
Recently, I noticed my posts were getting this message:

" Sorry, this post was removed by Reddit’s filters."

so I created my own Reddit to check why I was getting this message, and it says it's :
"Potentially sexual content
This content was filtered by the sexual content filter"

Some of my thumbs have girls in bikinis, but nothing naked(it's YouTube!). I have seen worst in Reddit and it doesn't get removed by reddit's filters.

Is there any way to fix this?
 
Interesting thread. I have a question. I have been using Reddit to promote my YouTube videos.
I make travel videos, film city centers, beaches, you name it.
Recently, I noticed my posts were getting this message:

" Sorry, this post was removed by Reddit’s filters."

so I created my own Reddit to check why I was getting this message, and it says it's :
"Potentially sexual content
This content was filtered by the sexual content filter"

Some of my thumbs have girls in bikinis, but nothing naked(it's YouTube!). I have seen worst in Reddit and it doesn't get removed by reddit's filters.

Is there any way to fix this?
Reddit admins themselves admitted that their spam filters are too strong, they made it clear that mods can approve stuff filtered by reddit, so your only option is to msg the subreddit mods
 
How many posts per day you make in average? And how many crossposts you do in average per day to other subreddits?
And all real users or you boosted the subreddit with fake subscribers/bots?
 
I'm new here and am just starting to set up a porn addiction recovery site with Affiliates and stuff. Is Reddit open to recovery stories and inspo or will it get struck down?
 
What do you think the biggest NSFW subreddit owners on Reddit earn?
 
Is it possible that links to bad sites are being taken down by algo, while links to good sites (high metrics) are not taken down?

Has anyone noticed this?
 
I have some subreddit with 1M subs too, but they only msg mod mail to get verification, and i don't see any models ask me for promotions. what i need to do to convert them to buy pinned post or sidebar pinned.
 
Was that Dubai auction legit? How did that go? Are all subreddits owned by big OFM agencies? Too many questions? lol
 
OFM can offer you 40% revshare, or they pay you per CPL
But you're wasting money there right? Cause OF tracking links suck if you have 10 subs for example the link will count you like 4, maybe 6 if you use fansmetrics
 
Accounts get banned right after publishing even a normal SFW text post without any image. I've tried anti detect browsers with clean residential proxies but no luck.
What's the remedy here?
 
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