Affiliate marketing on reddit

[quonk]

Hey, I started to run organic marketing on reddit, but I keep getting banned. I'm using accounts with post karma. I'm dropping affiliate links in the comments could this be the problem?

 

[Beklink]

Are you linking directly to affiliate offers?

 

[quonk]

Are you linking directly to affiliate offers?

Yes. Could this be a problem? What if I redirect?

 

[Beklink]

Yes. Could this be a problem? What if I redirect?

Yes, directly linking to affiliate offers will get you banned fast, get a domain and redirect to your aff offers

 

[quonk]

Yes, directly linking to affiliate offers will get you banned fast, get a domain and redirect to your aff offers

alr thx

 

[shijin]

Direct affiliate links in comments are a death wish; use a burner domain redirect and build karma before pushin’ links.

 

[redditseIIer]

instead of just dropping links and sounding spammy (which won’t work and will probably get you banned), focus on being genuinely helpful. Take the time to write thoughtful, detailed, and useful replies.

Of course, include affiliate link to the product when it makes sense to do so - but make sure it’s part of a helpful comment that adds real value to the conversation. The key here is to be as authentic and useful as possible.

 

[Proxy Cake]

Don't link to affiliate offers, mention your website so they can google it instead of a YouTube link

 

[Kenobii]

Try to use redirections for your affiliate links.

 

[saferidge]

Posting affiliate links directly in the comments is the major reason. You should promote subtly.

 

[knightm]

Yes. Posting affiliate links in comments flags you as spam on Reddit. Share helpful tips first without any links. Ask people to DM you for a free email guide. Then include your affiliate links in that email.

 

[Rawspele]

Hey, I started to run organic marketing on reddit, but I keep getting banned. I'm using accounts with post karma. I'm dropping affiliate links in the comments could this be the problem?

fastest way to get banned on reddit.

 

[Robert T Morris]

First prefers value engagement; use indirect promotion like helpful posts.

 

[Alex256]

Use redirect link

 

[moneyguru2013]

You need to contribute in subreddits first before just dropping links. You need to interact like you are a human.

 

[markeddit]

Yeah, dropping affiliate links directly in comments is a red flag for Reddit. Even with karma, they’ll ban fast. Try warming up accounts first and avoid links until you build trust in the subs.

 

[Pedrogomes]

could be the or one of your reasons. reddit hates links in comments and especially affiliate ones. even with karma it still looks spammy. warm the account, add value posts, drop links only where it makes sense or cloak them smart

 

[Adidaphat AGC]

Build a profile first
Move from “link drop” to “discussion bait”

 

[llam]

Hey, I started to run organic marketing on reddit, but I keep getting banned. I'm using accounts with post karma. I'm dropping affiliate links in the comments could this be the problem?

stop making comment with affiliate/link include cause this are issues in securing profile for long usage,most subreddit pages suspend comments with link profiles.