Hey, I’m trying to learn Reddit

[JudasProxy]

Assuming you would like to bring users from Reddit to your website how would you do it

Much appreciated!

 

[ericlcc]

Assuming you would like to bring users from Reddit to your website how would you do it

Much appreciated!

You will need to add your url/link in post content.

 

[angel_ofthe_north]

Assuming you would like to bring users from Reddit to your website how would you do it

Much appreciated!

Hey there....you could try...

• really making an effort to have a presence on Reddit eg. be an active member, contributing to discussions and share valuable insights and ideas rather than just sharing links - build your community
• find where your customers (and potential customers) are engaging and join in the conversations, maybe joining relevant subreddit communities

Of course it goes without saying (but I'll say it) that within any community there are rules - make sure you know the Reddit rules well so you don't get into trouble there. Hope this all helps and good luck to you.

 

[Spicy Chromosomes]

Create a website with a brandable name, the kind of name that when you type it on Google, your website is the first one to appear

Then comment about it with multiple profiles, don't put links, just mention the name, like ''I bought this on Balabalablabla and I had a great customer service experience'', people then search for this Balabalablabla and get to your website

 

[AceRothstein89]

Assuming you would like to bring users from Reddit to your website how would you do it

Much appreciated!

I would make a farm a farm of accounts code my own bot to make me accounts. Then I would post in subreddits and answer with other account. Keep in mind that every subreddit is story on its own so you have to try really hard to find the winning ones

 

[BottingSubsForMoney420]

Here is what I do.

I get a post to the top and dominate the comments.

Bot upvotes and aged reddit accounts.

Only way.

 

[BottingSubsForMoney420]

I would make a farm a farm of accounts code my own bot to make me accounts. Then I would post in subreddits and answer with other account. Keep in mind that every subreddit is story on its own so you have to try really hard to find the winning ones

Yes every subreddit is it's own story for sure.

 

[helinah]

Put website link to post content. Simple!

 

[MR.Spuf]

Assuming you would like to bring users from Reddit to your website how would you do it

Much appreciated!

Interested and following.

 

[Vevo]

Identify subreddits where your target audience is active. Engage with these communities by participating in discussions, answering questions

 

[Enchant]

I got a different angle, coming from experience. Create your own subreddit, post in it and index these post in Google. Google is quicker to pick up your reddit post than your own blog. Once you rank your reddit post, then make sure that you link back to your own blog inside the post.

 

[angel_ofthe_north]

Create a website with a brandable name, the kind of name that when you type it on Google, your website is the first one to appear

Then comment about it with multiple profiles, don't put links, just mention the name, like ''I bought this on Balabalablabla and I had a great customer service experience'', people then search for this Balabalablabla and get to your website

‘Create a website with a brandable name, the kind of name that when you type it on Google, your website is the first one to appear’
@Spicy Chromosomes ~ Interesting idea - what name would you suggest?

 

[natsuko]

Identify relevant subreddits and engage genuinely by adding value before sharing links. Post helpful content that aligns with the community’s interests and follow subreddit rules on self-promotion. Use engaging titles and consider hosting AMAs or discussions to drive traffic naturally.

 

[DerangedWolf]

Short Term Solution: Spam your link using multiple accounts in multiple subs

Long Term Solution: Write genuinely insightful comments and posts and let users find your website

 

[angel_ofthe_north]

Identify relevant subreddits and engage genuinely by adding value before sharing links. Post helpful content that aligns with the community’s interests and follow subreddit rules on self-promotion. Use engaging titles and consider hosting AMAs or discussions to drive traffic naturally.

Absolutely sound advice

Short Term Solution: Spam your link using multiple accounts in multiple subs

Long Term Solution: Write genuinely insightful comments and posts and let users find your website

Definitely LTS - let’s get back to playing a long game that means a little graft rather than looking for a quick fix that can mean short term gains but less respect and community engagement or longevity

 

[grot86]

The best way to generate converting traffic from Reddit is by ranking a keyword-targeted thread high on Google for your target phrase. The original post should act as a sales pitch, supported by positive comments. Popular subreddits rarely allow this approach, making it more effective to focus on low-traffic subreddits or create your own to rank posts successfully.

Posts like "best antidetect browsers" on /r/browsers follow this method.

A similar idea is described here: https://writtent.com/blog/ways-get-traffic-reddit/