Earning 800$-1000$ Passive income from NSFW adult subreddit traffic, I can guide you on how to do it with your niche and how to grow your subreddit

Couple questions if you don't mind:

1) I have a high karma account (3,5k+ Postkarma, No Comment Karma) tho. Created a subreddit, subreddit was banned 1 day after only 4 posts from NSFW Site. Did some cross-posting of course. Where did I go wrong? Do accounts need special warmup once they are bought? How do you warmup bought Karma Accounts?

2) Can all posts in your own subreddit be links? Or should you use some own content (Uploaded directly to Reddit) too?

3) Can too much Cross-Posting lead to a ban of the subreddit?

4) The Subreddit is banned, but the account is still working. Should I just move on to a new account or should I create another subreddit with the same account?

5) Lots of Cross-Posts I've done get automatically deleted with a few exceptions (Like it gets deleted 9 times out of 10) - Why is that? How strict are the requirements for Cross-Posting these days? What requirements do your subreddits have?
 
Couple questions if you don't mind:

1) I have a high karma account (3,5k+ Postkarma, No Comment Karma) tho. Created a subreddit, subreddit was banned 1 day after only 4 posts from NSFW Site. Did some cross-posting of course. Where did I go wrong? Do accounts need special warmup once they are bought? How do you warmup bought Karma Accounts?

2) Can all posts in your own subreddit be links? Or should you use some own content (Uploaded directly to Reddit) too?

3) Can too much Cross-Posting lead to a ban of the subreddit?

4) The Subreddit is banned, but the account is still working. Should I just move on to a new account or should I create another subreddit with the same account?

5) Lots of Cross-Posts I've done get automatically deleted with a few exceptions (Like it gets deleted 9 times out of 10) - Why is that? How strict are the requirements for Cross-Posting these days? What requirements do your subreddits have?

One experiment i did was made a new sub with a similar stats account, made a lot of posts, and the subreddit got banned

What i am trying now is i made a subreddit, left it alone for like 4-5 days, then made a single post, and it;s still there.

So I believe slowly increasing the posts, or just gapping them out is the way to go.
 
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Couple questions if you don't mind:

1) I have a high karma account (3,5k+ Postkarma, No Comment Karma) tho. Created a subreddit, subreddit was banned 1 day after only 4 posts from NSFW Site. Did some cross-posting of course. Where did I go wrong? Do accounts need special warmup once they are bought? How do you warmup bought Karma Accounts?

2) Can all posts in your own subreddit be links? Or should you use some own content (Uploaded directly to Reddit) too?

3) Can too much Cross-Posting lead to a ban of the subreddit?

4) The Subreddit is banned, but the account is still working. Should I just move on to a new account or should I create another subreddit with the same account?

5) Lots of Cross-Posts I've done get automatically deleted with a few exceptions (Like it gets deleted 9 times out of 10) - Why is that? How strict are the requirements for Cross-Posting these days? What requirements do your subreddits have?

This is an example of a bad account, I bought this one a while ago to see what others are doing, too many IPs been logging in the account and sometimes you can see a lot of different user agents which shows you the guy who created account and sold it do not know what he is doing, for this case the fingerprints are constants but not the ips

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1) Always buy an account with both comment karma and post karma. We put filters on our subreddits to stop people from spamming. The user must have at least 200 comment karma and 200 post karma, and sometimes other subreddits require a combined karma of 600.

2) Yes, your subreddit can be filled with links, but what kind of links? Reddit has a ranking system for links. If they are news/videos/some small stuff, they will stay up. If they are inappropriate, they will be taken down within two days, and if that happens frequently, the subreddit will be taken down.

3) Crossposting will not get your subreddit banned, but it might get your account banned for spamming if you are sending a lot in one day.

4) If the subreddit is banned and the account is still working, the issue is still with the account if you did not do anything wrong with the subreddit. There are a lot of filters that Reddit admins use, the basic one is CQS filters.


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You must have a strong Reddit account to ensure the subreddit survives. Reddit is fighting against bots, and the stronger the account, the higher the chance it will last.

Make sure you warm up your browser by visiting the top sites on the internet, these ones have the highest amount of cookies, do not use automation tools to do this, they communicates with others as they share data and sell data to counter fake users, warm up the account for 1-2 days like this and you will be good to start with a good browser, you can check your cookies here: chrome://settings/content/all?search=cookies

After that warm up your reddit account which is as important as the last step, just scroll around and act like a normal user, reddit can detect how much time you spent on reddit, and again stay away from automation tools and do it manually.



5) Your cross-posts get automatically deleted because we subreddit mods place filters to counter spam. For example, I can check your account age and remove any new accounts that post in the subreddit using auto mod. Comment karma, post karma, and CQS score are also considered. I can set it so that only people with more than a moderate score can post, as well as ban certain keywords in your post or ban certain domains.

Hope this helps Heiko, cheers!
 
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This is an example of a bad account, I bought this one a while ago to see what others are doing, too many IPs been logging in the account and sometimes you can see a lot of different user agents which shows you the guy who created account and sold it do not know what he is doing, for this case the fingerprints are constants but not the ips

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1) Always buy an account with both comment karma and post karma. We put filters on our subreddits to stop people from spamming. The user must have at least 200 comment karma and 200 post karma, and sometimes other subreddits require a combined karma of 600.

2) Yes, your subreddit can be filled with links, but what kind of links? Reddit has a ranking system for links. If they are news/videos/some small stuff, they will stay up. If they are inappropriate, they will be taken down within two days, and if that happens frequently, the subreddit will be taken down.

3) Crossposting will not get your subreddit banned, but it might get your account banned for spamming if you are sending a lot in one day.

4) If the subreddit is banned and the account is still working, the issue is still with the account if you did not do anything wrong with the subreddit. There are a lot of filters that Reddit admins use, the basic one is CQS filters.


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You must have a strong Reddit account to ensure the subreddit survives. Reddit is fighting against bots, and the stronger the account, the higher the chance it will last.

Make sure you warm up your browser by visiting the top sites on the internet, these ones have the highest amount of cookies, do not use automation tools to do this, they communicates with others as they share data and sell data to counter fake users, warm up the account for 1-2 days like this and you will be good to start with a good browser, you can check your cookies here: chrome://settings/content/all?search=cookies

After that warm up your reddit account which is as important as the last step, just scroll around and act like a normal user, reddit can detect how much time you spent on reddit, and again stay away from automation tools and do it manually.



5) Your cross-posts get automatically deleted because we subreddit mods place filters to counter spam. For example, I can check your account age and remove any new accounts that post in the subreddit using auto mod. Comment karma, post karma, and CQS score are also considered. I can set it so that only people with more than a moderate score can post, as well as ban certain keywords in your post or ban certain domains.

Hope this helps Heiko, cheers!

Thank you for answering all my questions. This will help me a lot and its much appreciated!
 
@Shawerma , How to get rid of the the updated reddit style ,its annoying and its too small i use the url new.reddit.com but its pain in the ass everytime i need to go back type it manually ,I'm scared to use JS in anti detect browsers dont want to mess up the settings can suggest some ? it would be a big relief
 
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This is an example of a bad account, I bought this one a while ago to see what others are doing, too many IPs been logging in the account and sometimes you can see a lot of different user agents which shows you the guy who created account and sold it do not know what he is doing, for this case the fingerprints are constants but not the ips

View attachment 354488

1) Always buy an account with both comment karma and post karma. We put filters on our subreddits to stop people from spamming. The user must have at least 200 comment karma and 200 post karma, and sometimes other subreddits require a combined karma of 600.

2) Yes, your subreddit can be filled with links, but what kind of links? Reddit has a ranking system for links. If they are news/videos/some small stuff, they will stay up. If they are inappropriate, they will be taken down within two days, and if that happens frequently, the subreddit will be taken down.

3) Crossposting will not get your subreddit banned, but it might get your account banned for spamming if you are sending a lot in one day.

4) If the subreddit is banned and the account is still working, the issue is still with the account if you did not do anything wrong with the subreddit. There are a lot of filters that Reddit admins use, the basic one is CQS filters.


View attachment 354491

You must have a strong Reddit account to ensure the subreddit survives. Reddit is fighting against bots, and the stronger the account, the higher the chance it will last.

Make sure you warm up your browser by visiting the top sites on the internet, these ones have the highest amount of cookies, do not use automation tools to do this, they communicates with others as they share data and sell data to counter fake users, warm up the account for 1-2 days like this and you will be good to start with a good browser, you can check your cookies here: chrome://settings/content/all?search=cookies

After that warm up your reddit account which is as important as the last step, just scroll around and act like a normal user, reddit can detect how much time you spent on reddit, and again stay away from automation tools and do it manually.



5) Your cross-posts get automatically deleted because we subreddit mods place filters to counter spam. For example, I can check your account age and remove any new accounts that post in the subreddit using auto mod. Comment karma, post karma, and CQS score are also considered. I can set it so that only people with more than a moderate score can post, as well as ban certain keywords in your post or ban certain domains.

Hope this helps Heiko, cheers!
I think posts like this should be Pinned ,not many will search and find it .very useful thank you
 
@Shawerma , How to get rid of the the updated reddit style ,its annoying and its too small i use the url new.reddit.com but its pain in the ass everytime i need to go back type it manually ,I'm scared to use JS in anti detect browsers dont want to mess up the settings can suggest some ? it would be a big relief
You can use this google chrome extension, it will redirect you to new.reddit

https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/ui-changer-for-reddit/bfcldjodnnkndfccfjndmdlppfkmccgh
 
No matter what you do you can’t outranked a post with the same title. I have done this and confirmed it doesn’t work.
 
No matter what you do you can’t outranked a post with the same title. I have done this and confirmed it doesn’t work.
It does work, I have already tested it
 
How do you grow a sub in the initial stages?

Less and less subreddits seems to allow for crossposting nowadays, and those which do will often result in very low engagement or it is discouraged.
 
How do you grow a sub in the initial stages?

Less and less subreddits seems to allow for crossposting nowadays, and those which do will often result in very low engagement or it is discouraged.
First, make sure your subreddit already has great content. Then, mention your subreddit in the top, most famous old posts related to your niche and get comment upvotes for them and they will show up when people check out the post, make it look related to the post so they do not remove your comment. Invite users to your subreddit, many people feel special when they receive such invites, especially if they are creators or active users. I suggest you first buy around 5,000 to 10,000 subreddit members to boost the subreddit and make it look legit.
 
How many members can we buy before Reddit will see this as suspicious?
I have reached over 1.5mil-2mil members in 5 subreddits and still nothing happened, as long as you do it correctly and you are not reported.
 
I have reached over 1.5mil-2mil members in 5 subreddits and still nothing happened, as long as you do it correctly and you are not reported.
Wow, that's huge congrats! I assume you monetised all those subreddits and it's going well.
By "do it correctly" you mean being more lowkey about it and not buying too much from the start?
By the way, do you still offer the service of 1000 subreddit members for 10$ ? :)
I saw you have great reviews, so I might buy from you instead of other providers from the internet.
 
Wow, that's huge congrats! I assume you monetised all those subreddits and it's going well.
By "do it correctly" you mean being more lowkey about it and not buying too much from the start?
By the way, do you still offer the service of 1000 subreddit members for 10$ ? :)
I saw you have great reviews, so I might buy from you instead of other providers from the internet.
I suggest you start getting from the start, just do it slowly
 
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