Best practices for using Reddit as a promotion tool for OFM

Arkoid

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Hey guys let me know if you agree with my statements here:

- Reddit suicide can be good and brings subs immediately but definitely organic is way better long run

- Using GW subreddits to grow the accs is a must when doing organic unless you have a top model

- Due to the high competition on the platform, I think it's time for almost everyone to use NSFW content including bottoms

- Reddit fans are different (higher IQ than IG fans) and you need a very good chatting team to milk them

- Growing up a network of subreddits should be on everyone's daily basis
 
agree with all the points, if you are going full-blown into reddit
 
Agree with everything :)
The competition did get lower than it was arround 1 year ago due to many Reddit updates which did make the Reddit life harder.
Also yea Reddit users have mostly more IQ (or are just harder to milk) but once you convince them they are good payers + long time customers for the model, it just need to be done the right way :)
 
I do not recommend the Reddit suicide method for the long run. Most of my models have around 1-1.5 million karma on each account, and their posts have reached the top 30 in multiple big subreddits. This will get you a lot of passive subs, as people always check the top posts. Focus on SFW subreddit many people overlook these. Get yourself a good chatter on Reddit, and they will easily funnel subs to OF.

Reddit is now a lot stricter, which works in your favor by reducing competition. Even big subreddit owners who manage many OF models and avoid letting others post in their subreddits—by hiding behind verification or mass reporting other model accounts—are now seeing their models' Reddit accounts banned quickly because others are doing the same to them. Reddit is catching on. So, be smart about it. Reddit is making things easier for you and other creators now, just act normal and avoid spamming. Posting 3-5 quality posts a day is perfect.
 
I do not recommend the Reddit suicide method for the long run. Most of my models have around 1-1.5 million karma on each account, and their posts have reached the top 30 in multiple big subreddits. This will get you a lot of passive subs, as people always check the top posts. Focus on SFW subreddit many people overlook these. Get yourself a good chatter on Reddit, and they will easily funnel subs to OF.

Reddit is now a lot stricter, which works in your favor by reducing competition. Even big subreddit owners who manage many OF models and avoid letting others post in their subreddits—by hiding behind verification or mass reporting other model accounts—are now seeing their models' Reddit accounts banned quickly because others are doing the same to them. Reddit is catching on. So, be smart about it. Reddit is making things easier for you and other creators now, just act normal and avoid spamming. Posting 3-5 quality posts a day is perfect.
Posting 3-5 quality posts a day is perfect. - 3-5/account or subreddit?
 
really depends on subreddit. and of the day you find people on nsfw subreddit which means the iq can be similar to any other platform, but maybe yes more talkative fore sure
 
What do you think about running both short term (suicide accs) while running long term (organic accs) ?
 
I’d say the balance between “Reddit suicide” and organic growth depends on your overall goals,quick cash vs. building a long-term funnel. Growing accounts in GW subreddits is definitely a proven method, especially for warming up accounts and gaining exposure. The competition is tough, so NSFW content has almost become a necessity to stand out unless the model is exceptional. And yes, Reddit fans often require more effort in DMs, but they can be high-value if engaged properly. Building and managing your own network of subreddits is definitely next-level strategy, it gives you more control over traffic and engagement.
 
You can definitely get good traction even from the SFW groups. These are definitely overlooked. I like to keep my accounts, so I try to play it as safe as possible. I don't know about chatters, though. I turned off the DMs on Reddit. The problem was that even though I was getting hundreds of DMs a day Reddit has rate-limits on DMs and you can only reply to a few of them before you get blocked.
 
It's very difficult to grow a Reddit account organically. Subreddits sometimes ban your account over time, even if you haven't violated any rules.
 
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