Reddit Traffic Isn't dead - You're just doing it wrong

Reddit is actually helpful specially for small devs who want to push their products, I always tell my clients to push slowly and gather engagement genuinely instead of spamming links every now and then. Reddit users actually knows who are in it for the quick engagement and the actual people who want to help.
what subs are you pushing software in?
 
NSFW is still solid
It is?
I'm using one aged account and slowly post in various nsfw subreddits (the few that allow that)
Actually I'm growing in karma points, follower and even my own subreddit followers, but in terms of traffic it's really slow (the only links I post are in my subreddit, which are linked in my profile page)
 
i have not been able to use reddit for a year now all my accounts keep getting banned any solution ive tried new devices
 
Thank you, this is very helpful for new Reddit users. I always can't find a way, and my account has been unable to function.
 
It is?
I'm using one aged account and slowly post in various nsfw subreddits (the few that allow that)
Actually I'm growing in karma points, follower and even my own subreddit followers, but in terms of traffic it's really slow (the only links I post are in my subreddit, which are linked in my profile page)
The truth is that I've been using Reddit as a source of NSFW traffic for a year and it's always gone well for me, but this last week my conversions that I was getting with OnlyFans have dropped by 30%. Has this happened to anyone else?
 
A lot of people say Reddit traffic dead or too risky, but I think it stills works - if you know how to play with Reddit's rules. Its not about spamming links, its about real engagement, helpful posts, and the right timing.
Would be great to hear - is anyone still getting solid traffic from Reddit?
What subreaddits, post types and strategies are working for you?
Facts. Reddit still drives solid traffic if you treat it right. I get best results from niche subs like r/Frugal, r/SideProject, and r/Fitness. Post value > promo. Soft plug in comments works better than dropping links in main post. Timing + karma = Key to success.
 
Yeah True, Reddit traffic still works if you respect the platform. Niche subs + genuine value posts (no links) build trust. Soft CTA later = solid conversions.
 
Yes, Reddit still works if you do it right. I get traffic by being helpful, not salesy. Posting in niche subs, joining real discussions, and dropping links only when it truly fits that's what works for me.
 
Reddit still works well if you provide value in your posts or comments. I still get traffic by sharing useful content, joining real discussions and avoiding direct promotion. Posting in niche subreddits really helps.
 
A lot of people say Reddit traffic dead or too risky, but I think it stills works - if you know how to play with Reddit's rules. Its not about spamming links, its about real engagement, helpful posts, and the right timing.
Would be great to hear - is anyone still getting solid traffic from Reddit?
What subreaddits, post types and strategies are working for you?

Most people in this line of "work" aren't particularly smart and can't do anything other than spamming
 
A lot of people say Reddit traffic dead or too risky, but I think it stills works - if you know how to play with Reddit's rules. Its not about spamming links, its about real engagement, helpful posts, and the right timing.
Would be great to hear - is anyone still getting solid traffic from Reddit?
What subreaddits, post types and strategies are working for you?
I made over $3,000 in just two months by driving traffic to my website using only Reddit. The traffic is still coming in, but it's getting harder to keep posting about my product since promoting it directly often goes against Reddit's Terms of Service. Well-aged accounts with high karma can generate up to $500 each for me. They usually end up getting banned eventually, but I honestly don’t mind losing them.
 
Stack was: aged accounts warmed manually > session split via Multilogin > content rotated in Notion > queued via custom Reddit + Puppeteer wrapper > captcha fallback w/ CapMonster. All behind mobile proxies.
what do you mean by content rotated in notion?
 
There are many people overcomplicating Reddit. There is no reason to have multiple accounts if you are not a SMM panel, an upvote provider or something like that. One or two accounts with organic karma are enough, you don't even need aged accounts, my main Reddit account was created in February 2025 and it's already driving me at least 100 users per day, directly to a website full of aff offers
Would really love your help on this. Reddit banned my phone completely. Cant create new accounts. I need to promote my NSFW server. How long should I wait if I create a new reddit account today before actually posting my links
 
I made over $3,000 in just two months by driving traffic to my website using only Reddit. The traffic is still coming in, but it's getting harder to keep posting about my product since promoting it directly often goes against Reddit's Terms of Service. Well-aged accounts with high karma can generate up to $500 each for me. They usually end up getting banned eventually, but I honestly don’t mind losing them.
Do you make affiliate income from reddit?
 
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