Is there any way to monetize with reddit?

[MidasGambler]

Recently i posted on a community on reddit trying to get more views on my faceless channel. The post went viral and got 500k+ views and lots of comments, upvotes.

The video did not went that good but generated some traffic which was good. What i realized is that is very easy to go viral on reddit. Is there a way to monetize around that?

 

[shijin]

You could repurpose viral Reddit posts into TikToks or YouTube Shorts and double-dip on views.

 

[DediRock]

I do not know how people would do it directly but I have had sales indirectly by people saying they saw me on Reddit.

 

[bonzo90]

the best way to monetize reddit would to keep posting videos/content how you are and then link to something on the youtube account. if you try and promote directly on reddit it will be removed and blocked pretty fast.

 

[justmeseo]

Recently i posted on a community on reddit trying to get more views on my faceless channel. The post went viral and got 500k+ views and lots of comments, upvotes.

The video did not went that good but generated some traffic which was good. What i realized is that is very easy to go viral on reddit. Is there a way to monetize around that?

Hey man thats amazing, its quiet rare to see people doing that, you must have targeted the right reddit with the right niche, the best way monetize is to be able to sell something, try to think what that reddit community is looking for, most of the time people buy due to emotions rather than the product itself (affiliates, drop shipping, memberships, paywall systems, etc) good luck and keep posting.

 

[isaacrichards]

Use Reddit traffic to push people toward affiliate links carefully.

 

[Happy Day Agency]

Reddit can definitely drive massive initial reach. The real play is to funnel that attention more effectively. Instead of just sending people to a single video, think about directing them to a landing page to build an email list. Or, guide them to a platform where you can offer exclusive content, your own products, or even a service related to your channel's niche. Consistency in going viral there would be a huge asset for any project.

 

[doubledhamal]

Recently i posted on a community on reddit trying to get more views on my faceless channel. The post went viral and got 500k+ views and lots of comments, upvotes.

The video did not went that good but generated some traffic which was good. What i realized is that is very easy to go viral on reddit. Is there a way to monetize around that?

You mean you did not get traffic from those 500k views ? That sounds weird to me . How much traffic you got on linked video ?

 

[DavidCline6312]

Yeah that’s actually a really interesting insight, and you’re right: Reddit can be an incredible traffic engine if you know how to play it. It’s not as directly monetizable as YouTube or TikTok (since Reddit frowns on overt self-promotion), but there are several smart ways to monetize the attention and traffic you can get from it.

 

[MidasGambler]

You mean you did not get traffic from those 500k views ? That sounds weird to me . How much traffic you got on linked video ?

I got around 100 views from the post, it was a niche post indeed.

 

[Spicy Chromosomes]

You could grow a subreddit with those videos. Reddit is in fact pushing videos and give them more visibility. If you build your own subreddit, you can promote your affiliate links on your subreddit and monetize using them. If you don't succeed with aff links, you can still sell your subreddit or partner with other people to let them promote their products there.

 

[ayakamori1991]

You can turn reddit traffic into money if you build trust first. Share value, grow a following, then link to your content or offers later.

 

[upvotemax]

Affiliate is the best way

 

[MichaelGreen]

Yeah, you can monetize Reddit traffic but not directly on Reddit. Most people send the traffic to YouTube, affiliate links, landing pages, or their own site. Since your post went viral once, you can try repeating the style and drive people to places where you actually earn.