How do you warm your Reddit accounts?

You can see Upvote's answer. I don't remembers how many karma I had when I posted links, but your account needs to look legit, and your comments/posts are personal and useful.
Yes, I use VPN on reddit, and my comment are personal and userful, and my account name is good.
What proxy do you use? thanks.
 
Yes, I use VPN on reddit, and my comment are personal and userful, and my account name is good.
What proxy do you use? thanks.
That might be the issue here. I don't use any proxies, nor VPN ;)
 
You can join some subreddits related to your interests, which can diversify your activities
 
Thanks, I will test it, which proxy supply do you recommend?
I use proxy-seller.com. If you only need one, the cost is $3. I know it's not the cheapest option, but I've never had any issue with them.
 
You mentioned that you created new accounts. If you are doing that - use aged g-mails. Preferably 6+ months that you have access to so as you can verify the e-mail address. If you connect the account on a proxy through an anti-detect browser then let the account sit on day 0. 1st day scroll through feed/subreddits. 2nd day two comments and two upvotes. 3rd day 4 comments, few upvotes (Spread them out through out the day). 4th day, 1 post into r/AskReddit, 2 comments (space it out). 5th day, 2 posts (morning, evening). 4 comments. Make sure every comment that you post is high quality. On the 6th day post 6 comments. 7th day post 4 posts (1post/every 4 hours). 8th day you can add the link (when you add it, let the account sit for a day). Once the link is added you start over this process that i written down. When you reach 8th day again. You can post 6 times/day (breaks between posts). Slowly add more posts daily as the days go by. Until you top out at 14-ish a day. With adequate breaks between posts. Make sure to monitor your accounts CQS (Balance your posts out with comments (which improves the score) Hope this helps :)
 
I have tried so many ways and none work for me
After you have created your account, avoid posting for the first few days. Just upvote and interact with others' post. After a while you can start making your own post but when you do, don't post any links yet until at least your account is a month old.
 
You mentioned that you created new accounts. If you are doing that - use aged g-mails. Preferably 6+ months that you have access to so as you can verify the e-mail address. If you connect the account on a proxy through an anti-detect browser then let the account sit on day 0. 1st day scroll through feed/subreddits. 2nd day two comments and two upvotes. 3rd day 4 comments, few upvotes (Spread them out through out the day). 4th day, 1 post into r/AskReddit, 2 comments (space it out). 5th day, 2 posts (morning, evening). 4 comments. Make sure every comment that you post is high quality. On the 6th day post 6 comments. 7th day post 4 posts (1post/every 4 hours). 8th day you can add the link (when you add it, let the account sit for a day). Once the link is added you start over this process that i written down. When you reach 8th day again. You can post 6 times/day (breaks between posts). Slowly add more posts daily as the days go by. Until you top out at 14-ish a day. With adequate breaks between posts. Make sure to monitor your accounts CQS (Balance your posts out with comments (which improves the score) Hope this helps :)

Nsfw posts?
 
After you have created your account, avoid posting for the first few days. Just upvote and interact with others' post. After a while you can start making your own post but when you do, don't post any links yet until at least your account is a month old.
A month for a link on profile?
 
If you create accs from PC anti-detect you need 1-2 weeks to warm them. 3 days do only upvotes and reading after registration, then start commenting but in general threads (anime, films, jokes). After first week you can try to join more specific threads (seo,smm,marketing).

But if you do acc from android / ios emulator you need to warm them only 3-5 days. Reddit really loves mobile users more )
 
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