Reddit is a beast if used correctly

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What would you promote with traffic like this?
  • 30 comments posted less than 24 hours ago
  • Highly targeted traffic that is activly looking for what I'm linking them to
  • 1 hour~ of work (filtering matches and writing comments manually)
The best thing about Reddit is that after the initial traffic burst, the comments continues to trickle traffic for years!

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Close that YouTube video, throw away your phone, put on some vibe music, and get to work!
 
I've been banned thousands of times trying this kind of thing... can you detail your method?
 
I've been banned thousands of times trying this kind of thing... can you detail your method?
That's something I see alot here on BHW.

I'm currently working on a PDF that will go in-depth on my "method", how my workflow is setup to avoid bans and how I make money.
And yes, It will very likely be sold here on BHW once it's done and I'm satisfied with the quality of it.
 
What would you promote with traffic like this?
  • 30 comments posted less than 24 hours ago
  • Highly targeted traffic that is activly looking for what I'm linking them to
  • 1 hour~ of work (filtering matches and writing comments manually)
The best thing about Reddit is that after the initial traffic burst, the comments continues to trickle traffic for years!

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Close that YouTube video, throw away your phone, put on some vibe music, and get to work!
Reddit is like a goldmine if you know how to navigate it. I’d totally promote things like niche products, informative blogs, or even personal projects.
 
How much do you make from the reddit traffic?
 
Reddit is like a goldmine if you know how to navigate it. I’d totally promote things like niche products, informative blogs, or even personal projects.
For sure! I've also been leaning more and more towards building long-term projects (blogs, youtube channels, businesses, etc..) and promote them via Reddit.

How much do you make from the reddit traffic?
A decent amount.

For example I'm making around $125+/day from comments I posted last year pushing traffic to one specific affiliate program, and that is 99% passive income now.
Probaby put down 150~ hours on those comment tho, but it was well worth the effort.
 
For sure! I've also been leaning more and more towards building long-term projects (blogs, youtube channels, businesses, etc..) and promote them via Reddit.


A decent amount.

For example I'm making around $125+/day from comments I posted last year pushing traffic to one specific affiliate program, and that is 99% passive income now.
Probaby put down 150~ hours on those comment tho, but it was well worth the effort.
any screentshot? thanks
 
Looks good, Champ!
Keep the good job there & $$$$$$!
 
please how should i prevent my New account from being banned and shadow-banned on Reddit?

Guide me please
 
I've been banned thousands of times trying this kind of thing... can you detail your method?
That usually happens when the only thing you do is promote things or spam your links.
Provide value and then shout out your product/service.
Redditors are known to call you out when they see from your profile history that you're only advertising.
Build account credibility first.
 
any screentshot? thanks
Will be included in the PDF im writing.

Great JOB
Looks good, Champ!
Keep the good job there & $$$$$$!
Thanks! Now it's your time to get some bread, get to work boys!

please how should i prevent my New account from being banned and shadow-banned on Reddit?

Guide me please
@TheMarquis Posted a great guide about that recently. But there is a lot of other factors involved as well!
https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/my-reddit-account-creation-process.1689063/
 
Indeed, Reddit can be pretty effective if done correctly, I have just one profile promoting an aff link and it made a good amount of money in the last few months, I imagine those who are running several profiles
 
Any comments or dialog scripts examples?
 
That's something I see alot here on BHW.

I'm currently working on a PDF that will go in-depth on my "method", how my workflow is setup to avoid bans and how I make money.
And yes, It will very likely be sold here on BHW once it's done and I'm satisfied with the quality of it.
Great, a new ebook will be sold on bhw about reddit traffic.
Soon, bhw members will understand that they can do the same on youtube, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, pinterest, forums, thread, tiktok.
I'm so fedup with all those ebooks everyday.
Every thread is now an advertisement for a new ebook.
Don't buy these guys please, you can find information for free.
Stop giving money for useless ebooks.
 
Any comments or dialog scripts examples?
In general these are the two most important rules to follow while writing comments.
  1. NEVER try to directly sell/promote in a comment. For example directly linking to a clickbank product.
  2. Try to be helpful and provide value while indirectly "selling" the solution to their problems. Really think about it and promote your products/blogs/etc... in a smart way.
 
Great, a new ebook will be sold on bhw about reddit traffic.
Soon, bhw members will understand that they can do the same on youtube, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, pinterest, forums, thread, tiktok.
I'm so fedup with all those ebooks everyday.
Every thread is now an advertisement for a new ebook.
Don't buy these guys please, you can find information for free.
Stop giving money for useless ebooks.
I get what you are saying. There is a lot of trash around, but also some hidden gems here and there.

I mean, almost anyone could whip up a low quality chatgpt ebook these days. But almost no one would buy it due to the bad reviews it would get.
I mod a few 100k+ subreddits, so I've got some "behind-the-scenes" experience of how Reddit work and why accounts might get banned/shadowbanned.

I'm not going to force anyone to buy anything. And that is if I even complete it.
But whenever I create something I make sure it high quality. Some of the info I'm putting in the PDF I've never seen for free.

You do you man, but I get your point of view.
 
Am I understanding correctly; you're just commenting on posts in relevant communities?

How do you find where to comment?

Does it matter how old the post is?
 
Am I understanding correctly; you're just commenting on posts in relevant communities?

How do you find where to comment?

Does it matter how old the post is?
Exactly.

I built my own tool that find comments for me based on keyword matches. It also filters out everything I don't want to see.

Not really, as long as the post isn't archived (which mean no new comments can be posted on it).
 
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