How Many Posts Can You Make on Reddit Per Day?

[Uiyniasd569872]

If it's your home account, you can post as much . I used to do it. but then some woke redditors reported me and account got banned after almost one and a half year.

the fact that used woke, means you were in a controversial sub like politics/news, or said something in that nature, which conservative use to describe people/things they dont like(its purely a buzzword)_. not everyone that reports people is purely political, some people are simply trolling or gatekeeping, or bridgading, or mass reporting a person a sub not because they are woke, because you either said something violating that sub(which is true when its political, or your posts behave like propaganda bots). try to avoid subs, and posts that are controversial, its a trap that people get banned very easily on there.

 

[NetloxProxies]

With warmed up and high trusted accs you could potentially post 100+ times a day.
I saw accounts that do that.

its just super risky especially if your posts are low quality and are often reported as spam

 

[faizanfk]

Reddit doesn’t have a strict limit, but it’s best to post gradually and focus on quality to avoid spam or shadowbans.

 

[NetloxProxies]

Reddit doesn’t have a strict limit, but it’s best to post gradually and focus on quality to avoid spam or shadowbans.

I also read about eh cqs (contribution quality score) the higher it is the higher your acc. is trusted you will be less likely to get sb

 

[shijin]

I also read about eh cqs (contribution quality score) the higher it is the higher your acc. is trusted you will be less likely to get sb

Yes, to raise it you need to comment/post in a lot of DIFFERENT subreddits, this is the only way to increase it

 

[zombiemedia69]

Posting consistently is definitely key, but I’ve found that mixing in some deeper, thoughtful comments on popular posts can boost visibility even more than just increasing your own post count.

 

[Sharon Jackson]

Solid advice here. It really boils down to testing what works best for your target audience and carefully building account trust. Don't push new accounts too hard, that's a quick way to get flagged. Focus on consistent, valuable content. Volume definitely helps, but quality is key for long-term survival on that platform.

 

[shijin]

Solid advice here. It really boils down to testing what works best for your target audience and carefully building account trust. Don't push new accounts too hard, that's a quick way to get flagged. Focus on consistent, valuable content. Volume definitely helps, but quality is key for long-term survival on that platform.

Of course, new accounts should only be used in small subreddits with soft moderation; you need to build up karma and trust, otherwise a ban is guaranteed.

 

[harperprice9]

Spread posts throughout the day to reach different time zones.

 

[HarperMartinez5]

Big subreddits don't have strict limits, high-trust accounts can post more.

 

[ShadowCipherX99]

This is super helpful I’ve been testing post volume myself and timing really does make a big difference in reach.

 

[learnandearnwithseo]

No way you.can.make.20 comments daily from a fresh account. It will get penalty.

 

[Tobias Quinn121]

Yeah, reddit's all about trial and error-you learn faster by posting more.

 

[isaiahhunter]

Quality matters, but more posts = higher chances of visibility.